The diagram despicts the process of making chocolate. Overall, the process is composed of various stages, beginning with cacao being planted in some areas, through distinct stages, ending with final chocolate being manufractured.
At the benginning of the stage, cacao trees are grown some places, including South American, Africa as well as Indonesia, and then ripe cacao pods are harvested in cacao fields. Next, white beans are collected from ripe fruits by breaking their red pods before those beans are fermented in a large wooden box with some banana leaves being put under white beans. After fermentation in a certain period of time, the white beans are spread in a big tray under sunlight in order to dry those, which is also the reason why the color of beans turn dark brown at this stage.
The process continues with dark brown beans being collected in big sacks, at which point these sacks are then loaded in trucks and taken to chocolate factories. Subsequently, Once those beans are roasted at high temperature around 350 degree in order to eliminate unwanted bacteria, clean beans are crushed with a machine to ensure that cacao shells are all removed. Eventually, the machine presses inner parts of beans so as to make chocolate liquid, which is considered a final product.
The diagram
despicts
the process of making chocolate.
Overall
, the process
is composed
of various stages, beginning with cacao
being planted
in
some
areas, through distinct stages, ending with final chocolate being
manufractured
.
At the
benginning
of the stage, cacao trees
are grown
some
places, including South American, Africa
as well
as Indonesia, and then ripe cacao pods
are harvested
in cacao fields.
Next
, white
beans
are collected
from ripe fruits by breaking their red pods
before
those
beans
are fermented
in a large wooden box with
some
banana
leaves
being put
under white
beans
. After fermentation in a certain period of time, the white
beans
are spread
in a
big
tray under sunlight in order to dry those, which is
also
the reason why the color of
beans
turn dark brown at this stage.
The process continues with dark brown
beans
being collected
in
big
sacks, at which point these sacks are then loaded in trucks and taken to chocolate factories.
Subsequently
, Once those
beans
are roasted
at high temperature around 350 degree in order to eliminate unwanted bacteria, clean
beans
are crushed
with a machine to ensure that cacao shells are all removed.
Eventually
, the machine presses inner parts of
beans
so as to
make
chocolate liquid, which
is considered
a final product.