Dark chocolate is made by adding sugar, fat to the mixture, which contains cacao. Dark chocolate is also known as sweet chocolate. It needs about 15% concentration of chocolate liquor, according to the government of the United States. The rules in Europe states that there must be a minimum of 35% cocoa solids to be used in the production of dark chocolates.
For white chocolates, on the other hand, sugar, milk solids, and cocoa butter are mixed together in their production. Both dark and white chocolates have the same texture. Unlike dark chocolates that have cocoa solids, white chocolates do not have cocoa solids. Dark chocolates would melt very much easily at room temperature due to its composition but, white chocolates would not melt at room temperature. Instead, it remains solid but easily melt in the mouth. Dark chocolate is a rich source of garlic acid while white chocolate isn’t.