The image illustrates the production of chocolate. Overall, producing chocolate comprise of multiple-stages, starting with harvesting the crop and finishing with liquid chocolate which can be get by pressing the inner part. Additionally, procedure requires chiefly manual intervention.
The procedure initiates with harvesting the ripe red pods which is cultivated in countries like South America, Africa and Indonesia. Having harvested the pods, white cocoa beans extracted from the fruit and then sent for fermenting. In the next stage, fermented beans put into natural heat directly from the sun in order to dry well.
Prior to transporting the product by train or lorry to the factory, it should be put in large sacks. In the factory, the process incorporates roasting the beans in the temperature of 350 degree followed by crushing them with special machinery for removing the outer shell. In the final step, beans put into pressing machine for extracting liquid chocolate and real chocolate can be produced from that liquid.
