Hello, Does anyone know what is used to create milk chocolate notes? I'm aware of chocolate absolute, but I'd like to find out what is used for scents more akin to milk chocolate in particular (as opposed to dark chocolate). I.e. a creamier perhaps more unisex chocolate than the dustiness/boldness/bitterness of dark chocolate..
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