Also, every country has different standards for chocolate: in the UK, it isn't considered chocolate unless the product contains at least 20% of cocoa solids, but in the US the minimum is only 10%.

The FDA specifies that milk chocolate must be made with at least 10% chocolate liquor (mix of cocoa solids and cocoa butter) and 12% milk solids.

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