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Pour 1 cup of condensed milk into a microwave-safe glass bowl.

Microwave the condensed milk for 1 minute on high power.

While the condensed milk is still hot, place a fine-mesh sieve over the bowl.

Add 1/3 cup of the cocoa powder to the sieve and sift it into the condensed milk. Mix well with a spatula or spoon until fully incorporated.

Repeat step 4 two more times, adding 1/3 cup of cocoa powder each time and mixing thoroughly after each addition, until all the cocoa powder is incorporated and the mixture becomes super thick and uniform.

Line a shallow dish (approximately 8x8 inches or similar) with plastic wrap, leaving an overhang on the sides.

Transfer the thick chocolate mixture into the prepared dish. Spread the mixture evenly in the dish using a spatula or palette knife to create a smooth, flat layer.

Cover the dish with the overhanging plastic wrap or an additional piece of plastic wrap, ensuring it touches the surface of the chocolate to prevent a skin from forming. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or until the mixture is completely set and firm.

Once set, take the chocolate block out of the refrigerator.

Sprinkle a generous amount of cocoa powder onto a wooden board or clean work surface.

Carefully remove the chocolate block from the plastic wrap and place it onto the cocoa powder-dusted surface.

Dust the top and sides of the chocolate block with more cocoa powder, ensuring it is completely coated.

Using a sharp knife, cut the chocolate block into desired shapes, such as 1-inch squares, to form the truffles. You can roll them into balls if preferred after cutting.


Pour 1 cup of condensed milk into a microwave-safe glass bowl.

Microwave the condensed milk for 1 minute on high power.

While the condensed milk is still hot, place a fine-mesh sieve over the bowl.

Add 1/3 cup of the cocoa powder to the sieve and sift it into the condensed milk. Mix well with a spatula or spoon until fully incorporated.

Repeat step 4 two more times, adding 1/3 cup of cocoa powder each time and mixing thoroughly after each addition, until all the cocoa powder is incorporated and the mixture becomes super thick and uniform.

Line a shallow dish (approximately 8x8 inches or similar) with plastic wrap, leaving an overhang on the sides.

Transfer the thick chocolate mixture into the prepared dish. Spread the mixture evenly in the dish using a spatula or palette knife to create a smooth, flat layer.

Cover the dish with the overhanging plastic wrap or an additional piece of plastic wrap, ensuring it touches the surface of the chocolate to prevent a skin from forming. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or until the mixture is completely set and firm.

Once set, take the chocolate block out of the refrigerator.

Sprinkle a generous amount of cocoa powder onto a wooden board or clean work surface.

Carefully remove the chocolate block from the plastic wrap and place it onto the cocoa powder-dusted surface.

Dust the top and sides of the chocolate block with more cocoa powder, ensuring it is completely coated.

Using a sharp knife, cut the chocolate block into desired shapes, such as 1-inch squares, to form the truffles. You can roll them into balls if preferred after cutting.
