Chocolate Chips Sinking Help Please

Baking By sasporella Updated 10 Dec 2010 , 6:39pm by teenycakes

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sasporella Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 9:59am
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Hi, does anyone know how to stop chocolate chips/chunks from sinking to the bottom of my cupcake. I read somewhere that if you coat the chocolate in flour first before adding them to the batter, that this will stop the sinking problem. I tried this and it didn't work, please does anyone have any ideas how i can stop this from happening. Thankyou.

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subaru Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 10:33am
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sounds like you need to use a thicker batter. Or have you tried the mini chips?

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sasporella Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 11:13am
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Yes i have tried small chocolate chips aswell, i will try and make a thicker batter and see if that does the trick. Thankyou for the help.

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Ambar2 Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 11:27am
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Coat the chocolate chips lightly with flour, that help a lot!

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tazmycat Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 3:28pm
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I used to make a chocolate chip pound cake and it called for about 1tsp of baking soda to keep the chips from sinking. Baking SODA not baking powder.....HTH

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sweetooth94 Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 3:46pm
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Does your recipe call for a box of instant pudding? I make several cakes that I use chocolate chips in and add a box of pudding. Works every time. Just a note: chocolate chunks are heavier and still tend to fall to the bottom of the pan, but the minis and regular chips will "float" in the batter with pudding in the mix.

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amyoungbl00d5 Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 4:21pm
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Look Just toss them in Flour the fold them in the batter! That's all there is to it! thumbs_up.gif

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sasporella Posted 9 Dec 2010 , 4:56pm
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Thanks everyone for the advice, i will try again this weekend and let you know how i get on. Thanks once again.

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rharris524 Posted 10 Dec 2010 , 5:06am
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I fill my cupcakes with plain batter then sprinkle mini chips on top and swirl with a knife

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scp1127 Posted 10 Dec 2010 , 5:54am
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How about shaved chocolate in your recipe? A little more trouble.

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teenycakes Posted 10 Dec 2010 , 6:39pm
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I use mini-morsel chocolate chips all the time in cakes and cupcakes and they work perfectly.

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