when the recipe asks you to add the chcatlooe and fold at that point you would use a rubber spatula (which is best) or a large spoon and pull the ingredients from the bottom onto the top. scraping the sides of the bowl with the spatula and not really stirring the mixture. you just incorporate the items to where they are just barley mixed. pull from the bottom turn the bowl a little bit and pull from the bottom again and do this several times and this should do the trick. the whole point with folding is to mix ingredients in a way that you dont lose the "fluff" n "puff". the air in the mixture makes it creamy and fluffy. if you were to stir in the chcatlooe it would decrease drastically in visual volume and become flat. meaning no air. no poof. more liquidy rather than creamy and airy.

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