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The image depicts a sequence detailing chocolate production: (1) cocoa tree with ripe red pods grown in South America, Africa, Indonesia; (2) harvested pods; (3) white cocoa beans; (4) beans fermented; (5) spread in sun to dry; (6) packed in large sacks; (7) transported by train or lorry; (8) taken to factory; (9) beans roasted at 350°F; (10) beans crushed, outer shell removed; (11) inner part pressed, producing liquid chocolate.
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First of all, cacao trees are cultivated in tropical regions such as South America, Africa, and Indonesia. Once the pods are ripe, they are harvested and split open to extract the white cocoa beans.
At the next stage, the beans are fermented using specific methods. After fermentation, they are spread out under the sun and left to dry thoroughly.
Following this, the dried beans are packed into large sacks and transported by train or lorry to a factory. Upon arrival, the beans are roasted at a temperature of around 350 degrees.
Subsequently, the outer shells are removed, and the inner parts are crushed using special machinery. In the final stage, the inner part is pressed, resulting in the production of liquid chocolate.
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