Mix the two ingredients and reserve.

Boil the honey until it reaches 140 °C, deglaze with the warmed milk and cream.
Once cooled, weigh the mixture and top up with mineral water until the total weight is 680 g.
Add the glucose syrup to this mixture and bring the temperature to around 30 °C.
Separately, melt the couverture, cocoa butter and anhydrous butter at 45 ºC.
Incorporate the liquid to the couverture mix and ensure a uniform emulsion.

Melt the couverture, anhydrous butter and cocoa butter.
Mix and incorporate the sesame paste, cereal pieces and caramelised sesame seeds.
Temper at around 23 °C and pour into the moulds.

Place a removable stencil in the mould with the desired shape (rectangle, square, etc.) to create the decoration.
Temper the black paint and with an airbrush, spray thin layer on the bar moulds.
Remove the stencil and spray once again with black paint to achieve a black droplet effect.
Then sprinkle with gold dust and finally spray once again with tempered yellow paint.
Line the moulds with Fleur de Cao (70% cocoa) dark chocolate couverture.
Pipe a strip of liquid honey filling in the base and then add the honey truffle, filling the mould to 70% of its capacity.
Leave to crystallise for a few hours and then add the black sesame seed filling.
Leave to crystallise and then cover with dark chocolate couverture.
Unmould and set aside.