The diagram illustrates by which liquid chocolate is produced from cocoa beans.The initial stages of the process, from cocoa cultivation to pressing the roasted beans.Overall, the production of liquid chocolate involves a sequence of ten stages, for producing ready liquid chocolate.
At the initial stages of conditioning melted chocolate, the cultivation of cocoa mainly took place in South America, Africa, and Indonesia. Once cocoa trees have been cultivated, Workers pick the ripe pods and cut them open with dedicated knives. to remove the white beans.The fermented beans are then exposed to sunlight to remove moisture.After the drying stage is complete, beans are collected and stored in large sacks, to calculate the weight.
Half of the work has been completed, next step using train or lorry for transporting cocoa.The beans are roasted at high temperatures after delivery to improve their flavor.The stage before the final one was to crush outer shell crush and remove them.Finally, these inner parts are pressed, resulting in the production of liquid chocolate
