I have a ton of dark chocolate hot chocolate mix, but i hate dark chocolate, so can i add anything to make it milk chocolate flavored? thanks!
Chocolate is a very tricky food. But in your particular case you have a hot chocolate mix, assuming it is a powder mix, not a solid piece of chocolate.
You can do a couple of things:
(1) Buy some white chocolate powder (or vanilla powder) and mix one part dark with one part white.
(2) Or you can add sweetened condensed milk to your dark hot chocolate.
I haven’t been able to find any information regarding the difference between a chocolate otter and a chocolate tan netherland dwarf. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Links to photos showing me the difference of each would be great too. Do the Chocolate Tan Netherland Dwarfs have any white on their stomachs? Do Chocolate Otter Netherland Dwarfs have any orangeish coloring?
Thank you all for your answers! Great appreciation to you.
Tans have the wide band gene and otters do not. The wide band causes a lot of rufus which makes the belly, sides, nape of the neck, nostrils etc, appear to be orange. As randC stated they are both on the tan allele. Since otters are not wide wand they have the creamy white that he describes.
Chocolate otters should have some orange coloration at the edges of those areas described above. You can tell the diffence by the color of the belly. If it is cream it is an otter. If it tan it will be orange. Be leary of chocolate torted otters as they can look identical to a red.