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Mega Rocher

Step 6Unite the Halves

Unite the Halves
After the outer shell has dried, take each bowl and using the serrated knife to level off the top of the bowls, so 2 bowl halves mesh with each other.

Use a thin layer of melted chocolate to glue the top and bottom halves of the rocher and chill it in the fridge.

I had created 7 halves so I can give 3 Mega Rochers and have a halve to sample so none of the whole rochers would be sacrificed on the spot.

You might realize that together the halves don't form a perfect sphere like a real Ferrero Rocher, but it's close enough, given the structural ingredient used.

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Feb 8, 2010. 6:19 PMbacon lover says:
my wafer bowl is round on the sides and flat on the bottom. That made this step a little easer

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