Chocolate is Coming Up Roses
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Milk, white, dark have long been the norm. But white typically doesn't have the flavor complexity of the others. Does this rose (white chocolate colored with red cocoa powder) have a different taste profile?
Last year Pantone dedicated two colors of the year and one was Rose Quartz. Pink is a HOT color for men's clothes, it's the color of Rosé wine and as the Washington Post reported it's now coming for your food. Is this all coincidence or...perhaps an alt-color conspiracy?
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