Hi y'all, I just read on another sugar-related website that there is a technique called "milking" the chocolate clay, in other words getting all the oil out of it in a different way. I know newsprint is a popular method, but I have never seen newsprint on sale anyplace!! I've heard this "milking" technique has been taught at Days of Sharing -- is anyone familiar with it? If so, how is it done? Thanks! 
Our local newspaper office will GIVE away the last several feet of news print on a roll. There are many feet still on the free rolls. Area schools and clubs get the "ends" and use the paper to when they want to paint banners. Check with a local news paper office.
lori
I would think that the packing paper you can buy from office supply locations like Staples would work just as well. I bought some for work, but in looking at it, it seems to be very similar to newsprint. It may not be quite as porous, but I bet it would work.
Well it took some doing, but I did find newsprint and used it. I guess I need more practice, because the stuff sticks to the chocolate so badly that I have to scrape it off in little itty bitty pieces!! 
Not a fun job at all!! Oh well, with everything sugar there's a learning curve!
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