2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe | My Montana Kitchen (2024)

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A velvety, rich Chocolate Truffles Recipe - ready in two minutes or less!

While this recipe may not be a “true” truffle recipe, the texture is surprisingly the same. (But without the heavy whipping cream, sugar, and all the bother of tempering the chocolate.)

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This recipe is a Trim Healthy Mama S Fuel, but is also low carb, keto friendly, gluten free, sugar free, and dairy free!(It also appears in the Trim Healthy Table Cookbook, published by Trim Healthy Mama!)

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Who doesn't love a good chocolate recipe?

I’ve heard it said that women cannot live without chocolate. Could a woman live without chocolate? Yes, I'm sure she could, but why would she want to?

The good news is that as a Trim Healthy Mama, you don't have to live without chocolate! There are so many chocolate recipes available.

A few of my favorites are 2 Ingredient Fudge, Chocolate Cupcakes with Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting, and Triple Chocolate Fudge Cake.

If you do not like to cook or bake, there are even chocolate options available for purchase. Trim Healthy Mama now has their own chocolate bars (available in Milk or Dark), and they sell Sugar Free Chocolate Chips, too!

The Chocolate Chips are amazing - I’ve had to portion mine out so I don’t fly through them! And both the Milk and Dark Chocolate bars are delicious - even my kids love them.

Another on-plan option is Lily’s Chocolate. You can find these in a lot of natural foods stores, or you can order them online. My favorite bar is the Salted Almond Milk Chocolate Bar.

I am often asked where is the best place to buy Lily’s Chocolate. Lucky Vitamin has the best price that I have found - $5.16 for a bag (and sometimes cheaper, when they run a sale).

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I will confess right now that I have a sweet tooth, so I am constantly looking for a dessert that is easy and FAST!

This recipe definitely falls into the fast category. It should take you about two minutes to whip everything together!

And while you’re at it, you may want to make a double or triple batch to keep in your refrigerator!

Using Peanut Flour

Now, I mentioned at the beginning of this post that this recipe may not qualify as a “true” truffles recipe. That is because true truffles rely on a mixture of bittersweet chocolate and heavy cream.

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These truffles use neither of those (though you can add some sugar free chocolate chips if you want). The secret ingredient in these delicious little chocolate truffles is . . . peanut flour!

Peanut Flour is one of my new best friends! (One of my favorite recipes using peanut flour is this Fuel Pull Chocolate Peanut Butter.)

Peanut flour and cocoa powder are what give these truffles their velvety consistency - they are the perfect texture.

This recipe is so simple to make - not counting vanilla and salt, this recipe has exactly 5 ingredients.

And did I mention that is is dairy free?

Although this recipe only makes a small amount (about 2 truffles), they are so rich that you probably couldn't eat more than that. (Or maybe I underestimate your chocolate-eating ability!)

These 2 Minute Truffles are delicious and include a whole tablespoon of coconut oil. What a fun way to get in your daily dose!

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Normally, I make these chocolate truffles with refined coconut oil, so there is not coconut flavor. But occasionally I use the extra virgin coconut oil - the combination of coconut, chocolate, and peanut butter is surprisingly delicious! (You should try it!)

You certainly don't have to shape them into truffles to eat them. I usually eat mine straight out of the bowl with a spoon.

No judgement from me if you just stick your face in the dish and start licking. (You may want to consider using a spoon if there are other people nearby. But hey, if you are by yourself, go for it!)

These are simple enough that even your children could mix them up.

Or, if you like to plan ahead, mix up the dry ingredients and store them in little Ziploc bags. Then all you have to do is add the water and coconut oil!

The sugar free chocolate chips are completely optional, so if you do not have them, no problem! The truffles will still be velvety rich even without the chocolate chips.

If you want to be extra fancy, you could roll the truffles in granulated erythritol, unsweetened finely shredded toasted coconut, or even finely chopped nuts.

Ingredients for 2 Minute Chocolate Truffles

2 Tablespoons Peanut Flour

½ Tablespoon Gentle Sweet

½ Tablespoon Cocoa Powder

½ Tablespoon Lily's Chocolate Chips, optional

Dash of Vanilla

Dash of Salt

1 Tablespoon Refined Coconut Oil(Refined has no coconut flavor)

1 Teaspoon Water

I used a small cookie scoop to make mine into cute truffles, but feel free to eat it with a spoon. (It tastes like rich frosting!)

If desired, you can roll the truffles in granulated erythritol, unsweetened coconut, or chopped nuts.

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2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe

If you need a quick sweet treat, try this 2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe. Seriously, you can have a decadent, velvety, rich truffle in less than 2 minutes - and with NO guilt!

5 from 16 votes

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Course: Dessert, Snack

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 2 minutes minutes

Total Time: 2 minutes minutes

Servings: 1 Serving

Calories: 193kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Place all ingredients in a dish, and stir to mix.

  • Shape into balls for truffles, or just eat with a spoon!

Notes

If you do not have the Gentle Sweet, you can use my Low Carb Powdered Sugar in equal amounts.

I used a small cookie scoop2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe | My Montana Kitchen (7) to make mine into cute truffles, but feel free to eat it with a spoon. (It tastes like rich frosting!)

If desired, you can roll the truffles in granulated erythritol, unsweetened shredded coconut, or chopped nuts.

Nutrition

Serving: 1Recipe | Calories: 193kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 17g | Fiber: 2g

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  1. Ja Ge

    How much Truvia could I use in replacement of gentle sweet? Thanks! ?

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  2. Taryn

    Truffles in TWO minutes?? Now you're talking! Great idea 🙂

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  3. Georgina

    These look SO rich! But I would still *try* and eat more than 2!!!

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  4. STACEY

    What a yummy little chocolaty no bake recipe. We both have our minds on chocolate this week. Great minds work better on chocolate!

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  5. Kim | Low Carb Maven

    I love peanut flour, too. It is such a nice low carb and high protein flour alternative. I love how you used it with chocolate to make these truffles. And the limited serving size is perfect because I'd be snacking on these babies all day!

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  6. Keri

    These look so awesome, I am a huge fan of truffles!

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  7. Maya | Wholesome Yum

    I love that these only take two minutes to make! This recipe is perfect for getting that chocolate fix but without all the sugar! Thanks for sharing!

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  8. Katrin

    I love peanut flour! It's so versatile. I'm sure these truffles are amazing.

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  9. Rosita

    Can peanut flour be substituted with anything else? Thanks

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    • dsdjhardy

      You could use natural peanut butter. The texture will be a bit different, but still delicious! 🙂

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  10. Jan Johnson

    Nom nom! I've been slipping lately and this is a timely reminder you can make something yummy and skip the sugary cookies!

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  11. Laura

    Any chance I could sub out almond flour or coconut flour? I'm new to thm and I've been slowly building up my ingredients but I don't have any peanut flour yet!

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    • dsdjhardy

      The peanut flour is what gives the flavor and texture in this recipe. I couldn't guarantee the results with any other flour. You could use the JIF peanut powder in these - it is found at most Wal-Marts! 🙂

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      • Val

        You can grey pb 2 at Wal-Mart. It's the same peanut flour

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        • Sarah Hardy

          Unfortunately, most PB2 has added sugar. When buying peanut flour/powder, I try to find one with no sugar added. 🙂

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    • Callie Hayworth

      I made these yesterday for the first time. It doesn't say whether to melt or soften the coconut oil, so I tried with it in the solid form and ended up having to microwave my mixture a bit to be able to roll it into balls. I think I might try to make a quadruple batch today. Question- could I use mct oil in place of part or all of the coconut oil?

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      • Becky

        My mom makes it with MCT oils, and absolutely LOVES how smooth they are. . She won’t even go back to coconut oil.

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  12. Jackie

    Any substitution for the peanut flour for those with nut allergies?

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    • dsdjhardy

      You could possibly sub almond butter, though that will alter the taste and texture. But I still think it would be delicious! 🙂

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    • Janell Young

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      Just leave the peanut flour out and add extra cocoa powder! That does work; I just tried it, as I am more of a chocolate lover than a peanut butter one!

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  13. Kim

    I wish I could hug you! These are life saving. I kid you not! Best sugar free chocolate I've made.

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    • dsdjhardy

      Yay! I'm so glad you like them!!

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  14. Sarah

    I LOVE these. Ive made them twice now. I just ate them with a spoon because Im so impatient 🙂 They kept me from indulging in donuts with my family. I didn't think they would satisfy me but they do! Im good until lunch 🙂 Thank you

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  15. Regina Hellmann

    Any way to make them just peanut butter truffles without the cocoa. I use better body foods peanut butter powder. But *gasp* my husband doesn't like chocolate stuff. So I doubt he would eat them with the cocoa powder.
    Thx

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    • dsdjhardy

      I think they would still be ok - just omit the cocoa powder. You may want to reduce the liquid a bit, too.

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    • Joellen

      I think you could just use more peanut flour in place of the cocoa powder. That would keep the volume of dry ingredients the same, and you'd have tasty peanut truffles. I wonder if that would scratch the tiger butter itch.

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  16. Natalie

    So good! I like skinny chocolate but like an alternative sometimes. Had to hide them from the kids! Thank you!

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  17. Lisa

    Hello there.

    Thank you for sharing this.

    I saw this on THM's facebook someone was talking about.

    I decided to make these.

    They are yum.

    Thank you... 🙂

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  18. Blair Fritz

    Ok so these were very tasty and very quick!

    Thank you! Blair

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  19. Laurinda B

    These are brilliant!! I was craving something chocolaty something fierce, to the point of wanting to drive all the way across town to buy a Lily's bar. Instead, I remembered I had printed this recipe. Voila! Chocolate craving fixed. I'm a happy girl.

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    • dsdjhardy

      Yay!!! They do pack a lovely chocolate punch!

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  20. Angela

    My daughter and I just made these. I changed the recipe just a bit by using butter since I did not have any refined coconut oil. I had cooking coconut oil on hand and could smell the coconut flavor.

    They were a little bitter. We may have put too much unsweetened chocolate powder.

    We made little bitty truffles, 10 to be exact. 🙂

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    • dsdjhardy

      How fun!! I actually made these last night and today with the unrefined coconut oil (that tastes like coconut), and I think they were BETTER than using the refined oil! You couldn't really taste the peanut flour, it was like a chocolate coconut truffle!

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      • Angela

        That is good to know because I have this super duper sized container of refined cooking coconut oil from Sam's that I really need to use.

        I made them again tonight with butter again. I am using them to get used to gentle sweet. My stomach has not taken too kindly to that "x" sugar or that "e" sugar.

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  21. Terri Ortiz

    I'm so glad I came across this recipe!! I crave chocolates & sweets all the time. I used coconut flour instead of peanut, rolled them in unsweetened coconut flakes, and drizzled sugar free Hershey's syrup! I'm in heaven! Thanks

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  22. Natalie

    How many truffles should this make?

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    • Sarah Hardy

      I usually get 2 truffles.

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  23. Sara B

    This recipe has been SUCH a favorite of mine! I'm not always good about keeping skinny chocolate etc prepared and this is so easy to make! Thank you.

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  24. Suzanne Strickland

    Is Peanut Flour the same thing as Peanut Powder? Both say they are Reduced Fat and made from real peanuts. I already have the Peanut Powder on hand but want to know if it can be substituted for the Peanut Flour. Thank you!

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    • Sarah Hardy

      Yes, they are the same thing! 🙂

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  25. Kristin

    I'm so thankful to have discovered this sweet little recipe. Since I don't like the artificial (even THM) sweeteners but love the taste of cocoa, I've found this recipe to be great using 1/2 the amount of Gentle Sweet. Echoing those who use unrefined coconut oil (delicious). Also, tonight I used real peanut butter and it was amazing. I'm assuming that it changes the nutritional content quite a bit, but so great. Thank you for making this recipe. It really helps when I'm about to eat something terrible for myself at 10pm!

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  26. Kathy

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    Yuuummmm!! I made a chocolate mint version tonight & the original as well. For the chocolate mint, I used a few drops of mint extract, almond flour instead of peanut flour & added the other ingredients as listed in the recipe above. These will be my quick chocolate fix this week! Thanks for the recipe!

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  27. Kari

    2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe | My Montana Kitchen (15)
    THESE. ARE. BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO yummy!!!!!!

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  28. Hannah

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    Pretty sure I could eat 10 of these little devils.

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  29. Stephanie O.

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    I have been enjoying these often lately! They are just so easy and peanut butter and chocolate is my favorite combo. Thank you for sharing your talent - I love so many of your delicious recipes.

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  30. Crystal Martin

    2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe | My Montana Kitchen (18)
    I've been having major chocolate cravings this week. These will be perfect! Thank you!

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  31. Leandra Loewen

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    These look great, do you have a larger recipe for more servings? (Otherwise, I’ll go and do the math!)

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  32. Linda

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    These sound deliciously dangerous and so easy to make. I love the fact that they are gluten-free to and can't wait to try them out. Mid-afternoon slump will be no more!

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  33. Dawn - Girl Heart Food

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    These are (almost) too easy to make!! I know I'd eat my fair share (and probably more) of these! What a great idea for a foodie gift too 🙂

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  34. Kelly Anthony

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    These would be SO dangerous in my house! They look divine!

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  35. Jessie

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    Yummm!! these look great, and I am thinking a great idea for a gift for the holidays! Saving for later!

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  36. Stephanie

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    I love these! So easy and hot the spot when I want something sweet. My 2 favorite flavors together.

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    • Sara

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      These are delicious! I have made them twice so far - the first time I ate the mixture with a spoon! Tonight I made a quadruple recipe and then rolled them into mini truffles as a dessert for my family. Everyone loved them! Thanks for sharing - it’s nice to have a truly two minute recipe up my sleeve for when the cravings hit.
      ps If anyone wonders, I used 3/4t of Pyure for a perfect semi-sweet flavor.

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  37. Kate

    2 Minute Chocolate Truffles Recipe | My Montana Kitchen (26)
    I just made these for a night snack, YUMMMM!!

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  38. Lisa Bartlett

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    Just made these and they're soooo good! They really did take just 2 minutes too. I rolled them up into eight tiny balls and roll goes into pure granulated erythritol. PERFECT for my nighttime treat! Thank you!!

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  39. Linda

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    This truffle recipe is delicious. Thank you for all the great ideas, recipes and videos. You are awesome!

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    • Sarah Hardy

      I'm so glad you enjoy them!

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  40. Rachel O

    This recipe is wonderful for a Valentine's Eve treat! Thanks for sharing!

    Reply

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FAQs

Why won t my chocolate truffles set? ›

If using milk chocolate, reduce the cream to 1/2 cup as milk chocolate is much softer than dark chocolate. Heavy Cream: Heavy cream or heavy whipping cream is also a base ingredient. Do not use half-and-half or any other liquid because the truffles won't set up properly.

What makes chocolate truffles so good? ›

However, unlike regular chocolate-coated candies, chocolate truffles change the chocolate's composition by melding it with heavy cream. Blending chocolate with boiling cream results in a rich, thick mixture known as ganache, which is similar to velvety icing but not as spreadable.

What is in the middle of a chocolate truffle? ›

A chocolate truffle's basic components are tempered chocolate on the outside and chocolate ganache within. The delicious chocolate ganache filling is made from bittersweet chocolate and heavy cream.

How to coat chocolate truffles in chocolate? ›

To dip in chocolate:

Dip the balls in tempered chocolate. For smooth results, use a fork or chocolate dipping tool to completely plunge the ball in chocolate. Lift up and tap the hand holding the fork to allow the excess chocolate to drip back into the bowl.

How to make truffles more firm? ›

If your ganache isn't firm enough to scoop into balls, you can chill it in the fridge to harden. Or, whip it very briefly until the color just begins to lighten—about 30 seconds on medium-low with a hand mixer. Let it set again and it will firm up. I've found this method especially helpful with white chocolate.

What if chocolate truffles are too runny? ›

How to Thicken a Runny Ganache
  1. Add more chocolate. If your ganache's fluidity is too high, it most likely means the ganache contains too much cream. Therefore, the texture becomes more runny and liquid-like. ...
  2. Cool it down first. Another way to fix your runny ganache is by cooling your ganache down first before using it.
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What's the difference between ganache and truffle? ›

Presentation: Truffles are typically shaped into small spheres and coated with a dusting of cocoa powder, sugar, or nuts. Ganache is more flexible in presentation, as it can be used as a filling, glaze, or frosting, adapting to the specific dessert or recipe.

Is there a difference between truffles and chocolate truffles? ›

Homemade chocolate truffles are named after truffles because of the striking resemblance with the original truffle mushrooms. While one is the expensive fungus that grows underneath the oak trees, the other Is the intricate chocolate ganache coated in tempered chocolate as a chocolate coating.

Why are chocolate truffles so expensive? ›

Chocolate truffles can be expensive for several reasons, including the cost of base ingredients, the production process, and their reputation. Firstly, even when produced on an industrial level, gourmet truffles require high-quality chocolate, cream, and butter, all of which can be expensive by themselves.

Should you refrigerate chocolate truffles? ›

How to Store Chocolate Truffles for a Few Days. If you think you can eat all of your truffles within that two-week span, store them in the fridge. Because of the fresh cream, truffles do need to be chilled (and no, a chilly garage does not count!). To keep the truffles fresh, seal them in an airtight container.

What kind of chocolate is used for truffles? ›

American Truffles

They're made with a mixture of dark and milk chocolates, butterfat, and sometimes coconut oil.

Why are my truffles not holding shape? ›

Also, says out senior food editor Andy Baraghani, adding too much of a liquid will make the truffles challenging to roll; they won't hold their shape because they'll be too watery. With alcohols—that includes extracts—you'll want to wait to add them until you take the mixture off the heat.

What to do if chocolate doesn t set? ›

Place two-thirds of the chocolate in the top pan of a double boiler. Heat over hot but not boiling water, stirring constantly, until chocolate reaches 110°–115°F. Place the top pan of the double boiler on a towel. Cool chocolate to 95°–100°F.

What if my truffle is too wet? ›

The real key is to keep the truffles dry; moisture will encourage rotting and make them go bad quickly. To clean, do not wash or submerge in water; just wipe the exterior down with a brush prior to using. According to Brad, white truffles will last for around five days; black will keep for over a week.

Why won't my truffle respawn? ›

Once the Truffle has moved in, he can be reassigned to a house at any elevation, as long as it is in a Glowing Mushroom biome. If he dies, he can only respawn if a house in a surface Glowing Mushroom biome is available again.

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