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The image depicts a stepwise process for chocolate production from cacao trees through nine sequential phases: 1. Ripe red pods are cultivated from cacao trees. 2. Pods are harvested yielding white cocoa beans. 3. Beans undergo fermentation lasting between 2-10 days. 4. Post-fermentation, beans are spread in the sun for further drying. 5. Beans are roasted at temperatures ranging from 120°C to 150°C. 6. The outer shell of the roasted beans is removed and the beans are crushed. 7. The inner part of the beans is subjected to conching. 8. The product is then tempered. 9. Finally, the tempered chocolate undergoes molding to form finished chocolate products.
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The picture illustrates how cacao trees are turned into chocolate.
Overall, there are nine main stages in the development of cacao trees, starting from pure cacao trees and finishing with molded chocolate.
In the first stage of the circle life, the cacao tree is ripe red pods which are conveyed white cacao beans at the second stage, then farmers harvested it to ferment for two to ten days at the third stage. Consequently, cacao beans are spread in the sun and are roasted with 120-150C, which are practiced at the fourth and fifth stage, respectively.
In the next stage of the life cycle, cacao beans outer shells are removed and crushed by the labour hand of farmers at the sixth stage. Following this, the beans inner part is pressed and conched at the seventh stage. After that, it experienced stage eight which tempered into brown liquid. Ultimately, the compound is molded and created a perfect product.
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