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**Title:** Creating a Giant Easter Egg with a Chocolate Expert
**Summary:**
* A group, introducing themselves as "FBI" (likely a playful, non-official name), meets at a renowned pastry shop in Milan.
* They collaborate with the "King of Chocolate" to create a giant Easter egg.
* The transcript follows their interactive process, learning about:
1. Types of chocolate (dark, milk, white, and the misconception about "Bianca" chocolate).
2. Crafting a chocolate "butt" (a half-Easter egg shape) using dark chocolate (70% cocoa).
3. Assembling and decorating the Easter egg, including using a special ice spray to crystallize the chocolate.
* The episode concludes with the completion of the Easter egg, an invitation to viewers to stay tuned for when it will be opened, and a promotion for the pastry shop and the channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The setting is a miniature pastry shop, claimed to be the most important sweets laboratory.
2. The event is related to Easter, which is about to arrive.
3. The goal is to create a giant Easter egg.
4. The participants are students, and their instructor is referred to as "the king of chocolate".
5. There are several types of chocolate mentioned: dark, milk, and white.
6. White chocolate, specifically "Bianca", is noted to not contain cocoa mass.
7. A "chocolate hen" is mentioned, which is a real hen and also a chocolate sculpture.
8. Dark chocolate with 70% cocoa is used for a specific process.
9. The process involves filling a container with chocolate to create a shape.
10. The chocolate needs to cool and crystallize for about 2 hours.
11. A tool or technique called "ice spray" is used to help crystallize the chocolate quickly.
12. The finished product is a large, decorative Easter egg.
13. The location of the pastry shop is mentioned as Via Angotti 10 in Milan.
14. The participants are encouraged to visit the pastry shop to taste its delicacies.