The diagram illustrates the way jam is generated from fruit and served for breakfast.
Overall, the process consists of seven primary stages, starting with collecting fresh fruit to run water and ending with jam that is used frequently for families having breakfast.
First of all, farmers collect their fruit output with roughly 4 kilograms to run water. After that, 4 kilograms of fruit are mashed in a bowl, using a masher to do it. In the next step, a bowl with mashed fruit is burnt at high temperature, 2 tbsp peanuts, ¼ cups water and 1 cups water are put in a bowl after 10 minutes. After approximately half an hour, 2 cups more sugar and 4 cups water are continually thrown in a bowl.
Following that, jam mixture is poured in different containers, followed by closing all with lid and keeping for one hour. In the final step, the total of containers are delivered to consumers for having families’ breakfast.
