the heat made the chocolate
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When you heat chocolate, the cocoa butter crystals melt and the chocolate becomes fluid, but if you get the chocolate too hot, it can separate into burned, blackened cocoa particles and pale golden liquid. ... It contains small amounts of fats that do not melt until high temperatures--over 200°F/93 °C.
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