Cocoa and Chocolate: Their History from Plantation to ConsumerKnapp, Arthur William
History
Cocoa and Chocolate: Their History from Plantation to Consumer
Knapp, Arthur William
Chocolate; Cocoa
The bibliography above is made as complete as possible as far as bound
books in English are concerned. It also gives the more important
continental publications. Should any errors or omissions have been made
here or elsewhere, the author will be grateful if readers will point
them out.
PERIODICALS.
Only one or two of the important papers in current literature are
mentioned. Much valuable material is to be found in the following:
CACAO PRODUCTION
The papers published by the various departments of agriculture
(especially those of Trinidad, Grenada, Philippines, Java, Ceylon, Gold
Coast, Kew, etc.), the _Bulletin of the Imperial Institute_, _The West
India Committee Circular_, _Tropical Life_, _West Africa_, _Der
Tropenpflanzer_, etc.
STATISTICS
_The Gordian_, _Tea and Coffee Trade Journal_.
MANUFACTURE
_The Confectioners' Union_.
CHEMISTRY
_The Analyst_, the _Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry_, and
the _Journal of the Chemical Society_.
INDEX
_Asterisks denote illustrations._
ACCRA, 74, 91, 114, 185 (_see also_ Gold Coast)
Acids produced by fermentation, 57
Adulterants, 163
Adulteration, cocoa, 179 chocolate, 180
Agostini cacao picker, 46, *46
Agricultural colleges, 42 education, 90
Alcohol produced by fermentation, 52, 57
Alkaline treating of cocoa, 173
Allen, Grant, 114
Altitude, cacao cultivation, 18
Alligator cacao, 24
Analytical composition--cacao bean, 166
cacao butter, 159
cacao shell, 163
chocolate, 176
cocoa, 168
milk chocolate, 178
ARRIBA, 74, 84 (_see also_ Guayaquil)
Aztec, 5, 7, 8
Bacteria--fermentation, 57
Bagging cacao beans, *107, *110
BAHIA, 74, 87, 114
Bainbridge and Davies, 125
Baker & Co., Walter, 121
Beans, 3, 167, *129
breaking machine, 130
breaking of, into fragments, 130
changes--fermentation, 57
characteristics of, 75
size and weight of, 74
use as money, 8
Bibliography, 191
Blending, 133
Booth, N.P., 75, 180
Botanical description, 25
Bournville, 128, 144, 162
Boxing chocolates, *173
BRAZIL, 38, 82, 84, 87, 185
Breaking cacao pods, 50, *51
Brill, H.C., 59
BRITISH GUIANA, 84
BRITISH WEST AFRICA, 185 (_see also_ Gold Coast)
Buying cacao, 109
By-products, 157, 161
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