QR Code in Chocolate Squares

Name: QR Code in Chocolate Squares
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 5 bars Dark chocolate; 5 bars White chocolate

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I was wondering if there was a way a shy person could confess their feelings on Valentine's Day without being too obvious, so I made this.

You may have some chocolate left over after making this, but when you cut the chocolate quite a few pieces are unusable (since they break when they are cut), so I make extra. Recipe by decocookie

I was wondering if there was a way a shy person could confess their feelings on Valentine's Day without being too obvious, so I made this.

You may have some chocolate left over after making this, but when you cut the chocolate quite a few pieces are unusable (since they break when they are cut), so I make extra. Recipe by decocookie

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I was wondering if there was a way a shy person could confess their feelings on Valentine's Day without being too obvious, so I made this.

You may have some chocolate left over after making this, but when you cut the chocolate quite a few pieces are unusable (since they break when they are cut), so I make extra. Recipe by decocookie

I was wondering if there was a way a shy person could confess their feelings on Valentine's Day without being too obvious, so I made this.

You may have some chocolate left over after making this, but when you cut the chocolate quite a few pieces are unusable (since they break when they are cut), so I make extra. Recipe by decocookie

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Ingredients

4 servings

5bars Dark chocolate
5bars White chocolate

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Steps

1

Find out how to make the QR code you want on the internet, and print it out.
2

Finely chop up the dark and white chocolates respectively, and temper them.
3

Pour the tempered chocolates into shallow trays (mine measure 278 x 213 mm).
4

When the chocolates have set (make sure they don't get too hard), take them out, and cut using a ruler into 1 x 1 cm squares.
5

This is how the cut up chocolates look.
6

Arrange the cubes into a QR code on a sheet of white paper.
7

Transfer to a large stiff white board, and it's done.