Burnt Cocoa Bombs

[Belladonnastrap]

Lilith has been obsessed with making hot chocolate bombs for weeks. She lost the instructions, but she was determined to make them anyway. We don’t have a double boiler, so she made a makeshift one. Lilith got impatient and decided to microwave the chocolate chips, and then she got distracted and wandered off.

 

It’s a total disaster, but the house smells great.

[zankoku_zen]

Smells like melted sweet chocolate. Yup, basically chocolate. Maybe there's a slight bitter edge to it? Either way, smells like chocolate. Medium throw and wear length.

[roseus]

I was worried about how burnt these would be but no need. In the imp this smells like Tootsie Rolls, but like if they were made with a bit fancier chocolate. On my skin it's a bit more dry cocoa-y with a smoky, bitterish edge to balance the sweetness. 

[torikitty]

Smoky cocoa with a hint of bitterness. Definitely not for me, but I can see chocolate lovers who also enjoy a hint of smokiness really like this.

[Fiam]

It's burnt, alright, like stuck to the bottom of the pan. After 20 minutes I'm getting the bitter cocoa wafting out of the smoke. I'm reminded of the Gorobble, but with bitter chocolate.  A very unique scent, even for a 'fumie chocoholic. Plans include aging and layering.

[fairybites]

Burnt smoky dark chocolate is what it starts out with wet, but as it dries I start to get some of the little vanilla marshmallows. The burnt note is very strong and almost keeps this from being foodie. Almost reminds me of coal or a chimney. Enjoying this, there's enough sweetness from the chocolate that makes the smoke in this wearable for me.

[doomsday_disco]

I was hoping this would be like the cocoa equivalent of a burnt chocolate chip cookie. But what it actually is is cocoa mixed with woodsmoke.

 

I'll stick with Baby's First Krampuslauf.