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The image shows a 15-step process diagram of making ketchup, with each step represented by a numbered illustration. Step 1 involves picking tomatoes and placing them in a basket, while step 2 involves sorting the good and bad tomatoes. Step 3 shows the tomatoes being sent to a factory via a truck, and step 4 involves removing the stalk and skin of the tomatoes. Step 5 shows the tomatoes being placed in a container, and step 6 involves crushing the tomatoes, also in a container. Step 7 adds sugar, vinegar, and salt to the mix in a container, while step 8 involves boiling the mixture. Step 9 shows the mixture being left for two hours, and step 10 involves pouring the ketchup into a bottle. Step 11 involves labeling the bottles, and step 12 is quality control. Step 13 shows the ketchup bottles being packaged, while step 14 shows the bottles on sale at a supermarket. The final step, 15, shows the ketchup being used with a hamburger and fries.
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The image illustrates the steps involved in making ketchup. Overall, there are 15 steps, most of which take place in a farm and factory. It is also noticeable that the process is mainly done manually.
The process commences when ripe tomatoes are picked and put in baskets. Next, they are sorted to know whether they are usable or not, after which good ones can be delivered to a factory. Next, the skin, stalk, and seeds of tomatoes are removed before being put in a container.
The next stage involves cooking process, where tomatoes are first crushed to extract tomato juice. After that, additives, such as sugar, vinegar, and slat are added into juice to improve the flavour. Subsequently, the boiling process begins to make ketchup from the liquid, after which it is left in open air for two hours to cool down.
The following stage is packaging, where cool ketchup is poured into bottles, which are then labelled. Subsequent to this, bottled ketchup goes through quality control to check impurities. Once checked, ketchup bottles are put in boxes to be delivered into supermarkets, where they are purchased and used with hamburgers and frees.
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