The diagram provides a breakdown of how chocolate is produced.
The diagram provides a breakdown of how chocolate is produced. dlddr
The diagram provides a breakdown of how chocolate is produced.
Overall, there are ten steps in the making of liquid chocolate, beginning with the growing of the cacao trees and ending with the production of the chocolate.
The first stage of this process begins when ripe cocoa beans, recognizable by their red pods, are harvested on cocoa trees native to South America, Africa and Indonesia. Next it is collected, the shell is removed, leaving white cocoa beans for the fermentation process. These beans are then spreadby sun to dry exposure before being packed into large sacks, then they are taken to the factory after being transported by train or lorry
In the next stage of the process in the factory, they are roasted at 350 degrees, the beans are then ground and the interior parts are extracted by separating from the outer casing. In the final stage, the chocolate is produced due to the liquid process of pressing those inner parts.
Overall, there are ten steps in the making of liquid chocolate, beginning with the growing of the cacao trees and ending with the production of the chocolate.
The first stage of this process begins when ripe cocoa beans, recognizable by their red pods, are harvested on cocoa trees native to South America, Africa and Indonesia. Next it is collected, the shell is removed, leaving white cocoa beans for the fermentation process. These beans are then spreadby sun to dry exposure before being packed into large sacks, then they are taken to the factory after being transported by train or lorry
In the next stage of the process in the factory, they are roasted at 350 degrees, the beans are then ground and the interior parts are extracted by separating from the outer casing. In the final stage, the chocolate is produced due to the liquid process of pressing those inner parts.
The diagram provides a breakdown of how chocolate
is produced
.
Overall
, there are ten steps in the making of liquid chocolate, beginning with the growing of the cacao
trees
and ending with the production of the chocolate.
The
first
stage
of this
process
begins
when ripe cocoa
beans
, recognizable by their red pods,
are harvested
on cocoa
trees
native to South America, Africa and Indonesia.
Next
it
is collected
, the shell
is removed
, leaving white cocoa
beans
for the fermentation
process
. These
beans
are then
spreadby
sun to dry exposure
before
being packed
into large sacks, then they
are taken
to the
factory
after
being transported
by train or lorry
In the
next
stage
of the
process
in the
factory
, they
are roasted
at 350 degrees, the
beans
are then ground and the interior parts
are extracted
by separating from the outer casing. In the final
stage
, the chocolate
is produced
due to the liquid
process
of pressing those inner parts.
Overall
, there are ten steps in the making of liquid chocolate, beginning with the growing of the cacao
trees
and ending with the production of the chocolate.
The
first
stage
of this
process
begins
when ripe cocoa
beans
, recognizable by their red pods,
are harvested
on cocoa
trees
native to South America, Africa and Indonesia.
Next
it
is collected
, the shell
is removed
, leaving white cocoa
beans
for the fermentation
process
. These
beans
are then
spreadby
sun to dry exposure
before
being packed
into large sacks, then they
are taken
to the
factory
after
being transported
by train or lorry
In the
next
stage
of the
process
in the
factory
, they
are roasted
at 350 degrees, the
beans
are then ground and the interior parts
are extracted
by separating from the outer casing. In the final
stage
, the chocolate
is produced
due to the liquid
process
of pressing those inner parts.