You're awesome, new subscriber here. I am going to create these for the first time ever. I have never attempted this for some reason, but when I do I know they will be perfect now with your guidance. Strawberry patch by me is active now, going to make these for my 4th wedding anniversary. 4th anniversary is celebrated by fruit, and my wife loves chocolate covered strawberries. I love when a good plan comes together, thanks!
I just made these for the 1st time, using semi sweet chips because that's what I had. So easy following your simple instructions. I watched a few videos, and you were the only one who mentioned waiting for the chocolate to cool down to 90ﾟ. I used them to decorate my cheesecake. They turned out amazing. You are a godsend! Today is Thanksgiving, so thank you!
Love your videos, Laura. However, if you understand just a tiny bit of physics, you should know that it is impossible to "scorch" your chocolate, as long as there is even a drop of water in the pan. And it doesn't matter if the bowl is touching the water. With any double boiler, your cooking temp is always limited to the boiling temp of water. That is 197 degrees at my home, but it might be as high as 212 degrees at yours.
I am a ten year old who did this by her self (and yes i did get permition to turn on the stove on and boil it.) And it came out soooo good my cousins will love this especially my sister's new born i would rate this a 1010 experience ❤️😍🥳🎉
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The strawberries cold or room temperature?
Omg ty I’ve been craving for this
Can I use Nutella?
yummmmty
Just found Bhad Bhabies mom
Easy to follow thank you for this recipe
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You're awesome, new subscriber here. I am going to create these for the first time ever. I have never attempted this for some reason, but when I do I know they will be perfect now with your guidance. Strawberry patch by me is active now, going to make these for my 4th wedding anniversary. 4th anniversary is celebrated by fruit, and my wife loves chocolate covered strawberries. I love when a good plan comes together, thanks!
My mom use to do these , she don’t wanna show me how to do em 😭😭 so here I am here 💪🏽
Im here for a challenge
Amazing there so good
Im here after over cooking the chocolate and made burnt brownies on a bowl 🥣
They look very delicious I might try this recepie
Thank you so much! This is the first time I have had them perfectly beautiful😍😍😍
Could you dip creme candies this way? Or would the creme melt.
I was watching your video and I was making it. It came so beautiful. Thank you. 😊
Wow
Helpful thanks 🙂❤️🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
Mughdhoh
Classic recipe!
Not 11 yrs ago
I just made these for the 1st time, using semi sweet chips because that's what I had. So easy following your simple instructions. I watched a few videos, and you were the only one who mentioned waiting for the chocolate to cool down to 90ﾟ.
I used them to decorate my cheesecake. They turned out amazing. You are a godsend! Today is Thanksgiving, so thank you!
Does it work with coconut oil
"laura in the kitchen" yuh you should be in the kitchen. ps im from the future.
Please please please tell what chocolate chips you use brand please (i have problems my chocolate will not set?
I put them for 1 hour and 30 min
Note: speech impediment
Aka “now I luv chockat cuverd strawburries”
Do you leave them in the fridge after they done?
Making “carrots” for my sons Winnie the Pooh 1st birthday party thank you!!
Love your videos, Laura. However, if you understand just a tiny bit of physics, you should know that it is impossible to "scorch" your chocolate, as long as there is even a drop of water in the pan. And it doesn't matter if the bowl is touching the water. With any double boiler, your cooking temp is always limited to the boiling temp of water. That is 197 degrees at my home, but it might be as high as 212 degrees at yours.
is foil okay to use instead of paper?
I'm doing this for my wife
Wow ! Love your instructions and simplicity….I'm definitely going to make some on a whim and wow my friends and family. Thanks for sharing !
I've been using this video every valentine's day for the past 7 years. My wife loves it. Thanks for the help!
I’m here after Valentines Day! I should have watched this before! Thank you for your video! ❤ Now to make them so I can eat them too!
Strawberry 🍓🍓🍓🍒
I am a ten year old who did this by her self (and yes i did get permition to turn on the stove on and boil it.) And it came out soooo good my cousins will love this especially my sister's new born i would rate this a 1010 experience ❤️😍🥳🎉
I LOVE THIS!
Thank you!! I'm a gentleman now!
Lovely
Can you use olive oil instead?
Can l put it in the fridge overnight?
Can these be fridged a day ahead and served next day?
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Props to camera man