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why are you not adding a little cocoa butter?
superior or the maker is superior for using only two ingredients. i guess i am going to soap box here a little, and i don't mean to offend anyone in particular. just take it as my musings on the subject. it seems maybe this is where you are getting the idea you should be using only two ingredients. cocoa...
https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2016/09/01/ask-the-alchemist-174