Also added a bit more cocoa powder (I always do!) and heated it up in the microwave for about 30 seconds to make it more pourable. I made this with hazelnut 'milk' and used Frangelico instead of vanilla, the first time, and the second time used water instead of the milk, and Frangelico. This makes a great vegan glaze for cakes. Thankfully after I balanced out the sugar with more cocoa, the vanilla was perfect! There was also too much vanilla extract- as the recipe isn't heated up, there ended up being too much alcohol flavor. This ingredient combo is great! So simple and easy! However the ratios are awful.WAY too much sugar!! I must have at least doubled the amount of the cocoa powder and dribbled in more water as needed. I halved the recipe, and it came out way too thick! I added about half a tbsp more milk, ad then it was fine. I did add an extra 2 teaspoons of milk and 1 extra cherry. I actually doubled the ingredients and instead of vanilla I used cherry to cover a 4 tier chocolate cherry cake. It is perfect if you add 3 tablespoons of milk. I had to use 3 1/2 times the water to make a pourable glaze to go over my Chocolate Bundt Cake with a Cheesecake Filling. I tried this but it tasted a bit dark, What should I do next time? Anyone can make this! I am only 14 and have no cooking expierience whatsoever and it is soooo good! I put it on soybean butter (an imitation of peanut butter for people allergic to it) cookies. I used Hershey's cocoa powder and it was soooo yummy! Also the recipe was a little thick, so I added my 'milk' (which is vanilla almond milk which really made it taste good) without measuring, just pouring gradually until it was the desired thickness. This was 100% delicious and I will absolutely make this again. I halved the recipe but added a little extra milk to thin it out a bit. Simple and delicious! Just needs about 2-3 extra Tablespoons of milk! 😁 How should I store it when there is leftovers? Very good flavor! It works really well with the almond flour doughnuts I made. I got this problem a while ago too, somehow I didn. When you turn of the snap you will be able to move it freely without the ‘‘glitchy’’ effect you are trying to describe. i cant trust this recipe unless if you tell me because this is not the chocolate glaze.Ībsolutely perfect. The vertex you are trying to move is snapping to the closest face you are bringing your pointer onto. Is this the whole recipe? Because i think you are lying, you guys.

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