Using this method, you won’t get single, glossy beans, but the taste is there!

  1. Put dark roast coffee beans on a waxpaper-covered baking sheet.
  2. Melt some chocolate by putting a container with the chocolate in a pan of boiling water, stir the chocolate when it is getting hot. Some experimentation regarding what chocolate to use is in place. I used chocolate chips from Ghiradelli. One should probably aim for dark and not too sweet chocolate.
  3. Pour the chocolate over the beans and smear it so that each bean is covered – you should have a single layer of covered beans not too far apart.
  4. When the beans have cooled off a little bit, put the sheet in the fridge/freezer.
  5. When solid, break off a piece and enjoy. Note: I often use very finely ground (think espresso grind) coffee for this.

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