Does anyone know why Callebaut is no longer marketing Mycryo for tempering?

margaret2
@margaret2
03/11/12 11:50:37
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Does anyone know why Callebaut is no longer marketing Mycryo for tempering?

I noticed they have changed the label to show fish and corn and it has the tag "cocoa butter for salty applications"

Mycryo tempering info has disappeared from it's website.

I just bought some from Chef Rubber but now I hesitate to use it.

Anyone knows what gives?


updated by @margaret2: 04/09/15 10:28:46
Davy Asnong
@davy-asnong
03/12/12 07:23:35
19 posts

Wednesday I am at the belgian callebautchocolate academy and I will ask the question!

Send me a pmin case I forgot the reply to this..

margaret2
@margaret2
03/15/12 19:50:19
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Dirke Botsford
@dirke-botsford
03/15/12 22:07:55
98 posts
My regional Callebaut rep just dropped some off, I doubt they would drop it as it fantastic to use in so many applications. A local supplier should know where to get it? Or contact Callebaut direct.
Dirke Botsford
@dirke-botsford
03/15/12 22:09:23
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Davy I would love to know how your experience at the academy is, I'm going in April. What are you taking, if you don't mind me asking?
Davy Asnong
@davy-asnong
03/25/12 07:00:35
19 posts

Sorry for the late reply Margaret.

I have asked you question at callebaut, and nothing has changed for the Mycryo.

You can still use it for tempering your chocolate.

I also didn't find the topic on the USA site of callebaut, but it still is in the UK part to have it in englisch.

Here's the link http://www.callebaut.com/uken/2056

About the academy, I also think it's worth the money! We learned some new techniques.. Seen some new ways to come to a new recipe. These peoples are working every day to discover new ways and products to be the best chocolate in the world. Our group had a 2 days course from Philippe Vancayseele, he's a really great guy to listen to and to work with. If you read this Philippe, thanks again!!

Davy

Kerry
@kerry
03/25/12 09:40:02
288 posts

There was a demo day at Humber College in Toronto a month or so back - Philippe Vancayseele was the chef! Wonderful presentation, excellent teacher - I'd highly recommend any course with him.




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