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Patterns, metallics and prints transferred
directly onto tempered chocolate.
Chocolate Transfer Sheets
Patterns, metallics and prints transferred
directly onto tempered chocolate.
WAIT... THE PATTERN IS ALREADY ON THE SHEET?
Yep. The chocolate does the transferring.
Chocolate transfer sheets are printed with designs made from colored cocoa butter. Spread or pour tempered chocolate against the printed side and let it set. When you peel the sheet away, the cocoa butter stays behind—leaving the pattern on the chocolate.
No painting. No piping. No impossibly steady hand required.
WHICH TRANSFER SHEETS ARE WORTH LOOKING AT?
This is where things get dangerous.
Transfer sheets come in everything from delicate botanicals and metallic patterns to modern geometrics and wildly colorful prints.
Some are subtle. Some are decidedly not.
We went looking for the ones that made us stop scrolling.
Pink Circles
Playful · Graphic · Unexpected
WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EYE
Retro, graphic and just a little unexpected. The oversized pink circles turn a simple piece of dark chocolate into something that feels playful without looking childish.
DESIGN & REALISATION
10 sheets · 12" × 17¾"
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LOTUS FLOWERS
Botanical · Fresh · Graphic
WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EYE
The crisp lime green and white florals feel surprisingly modern against dark chocolate. It’s botanical without being delicate or fussy—a pattern that would look just as striking on a single bonbon as it would across a sheet of chocolate bark.
DESIGN & REALISATION
10 sheets · 12" × 17¾"
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GREEN STAINED GLASS
Geometric · Modern · Striking
WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EYE
There’s something wonderfully architectural about this pattern. The overlapping green circles create a stained-glass effect that feels clean and contemporary—and completely different from the florals and playful graphics above.
DESIGN & REALISATION
10 sheets · 12" × 17¾"
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READY TO KEEP GOING?
Transfer sheets are only one way to decorate with chocolate.
Next rabbit hole: sculpted chocolate.
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