Could microbes solve the chocolate tempering dilemma for amateur bakers?

The Secret to Better Chocolate Was Inside Us All Along · 6:05 · Video: SciShow · Watch at the source

In short: This video explores how researchers are using protein-assembling microbes to engineer super-strong muscle fibers, and how related scientific breakthroughs might eventually eliminate the difficult process of tempering chocolate.

While much of the focus in protein engineering involves creating super-strong fibers from muscle proteins using specialized microbes, new research suggests a culinary application. Scientists are investigating methods that could potentially remove the need for tempering, a notoriously difficult stage of chocolate production that often frustrates amateur bakers.

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