The process of harvesting cacao beans to make liquid chocolate is depicted in the diagram above. From a broad perspective. It is clear that this hybrid of man-made and natural processes entails three primary stages, beginning with bean collecting and early treatment, followed by transportation and final processing in a factory. The cacao tree is found in South America, Africa, Indonesia, and when the pods become red, they are ready to harvest. After splitting open the pods. The white cacao beans are fermented under leaves before being dried in the sun. They are put in huge sacks and transported to the industries by train or truck for further processing. The beans are roasted at 360 degrees Fahrenheit at the facility before being crushed in a grinder to extract the outer shell. The interior section of the beans from the previous step is pressed into liquid chocolate in the last phase.
The process of harvesting cacao
beans
to
make
liquid chocolate
is depicted
in the diagram above. From a broad perspective. It is
clear
that this hybrid of
man
-made and natural processes entails three primary stages, beginning with
bean
collecting and early treatment, followed by transportation and final processing in a factory. The cacao tree
is found
in South America, Africa, Indonesia, and when the pods become red, they are ready to harvest. After splitting open the pods. The white cacao
beans
are fermented
under
leaves
before
being dried
in the sun. They
are put
in huge sacks and transported to the industries by train or truck for
further
processing. The
beans
are roasted
at
360 degrees Fahrenheit
at the facility
before
being crushed
in a grinder to extract the outer shell. The interior section of the
beans
from the previous step
is pressed
into liquid chocolate in the last phase.