The Manufacture of Chocolate and other Cacao PreparationsZipperer, Paul
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The Manufacture of Chocolate and other Cacao Preparations
Zipperer, Paul
Cacao; Chocolate; Cocoa
& Cie.) |73·39|8·880| — | — |0·1266| 8·72 | — |
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a|Shells |76·63|6·786| — | — |0·0499| 9·77 | — |
b|Germs |72·91|6·173| — | — |0·0805|10·18 | — |
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No.| Description | |
| | H | I
| | % | %
————+——————————————————+——————+—————-
1|Thomé II |0·0375|0·1013
2|Java I |0·0704|0·0525
3|Thomé I |0·0287|0·1091
4|Caracas I |0·0185|0·0425
5|Puerto-Cabello |0·0610|0·0480
6|Machala |0·0270|0·0466
7|Samana |0·0212|0·1319
8|Accra |0·0191|0·0662
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| | |
9|Ariba |0·0262|0·0806
10|Machala + Thomé I |0·0272|0·0590
11|Thomé + Machala |0·0280|0·0770
12|Cameroon |0·0246| —
13|Thomé I + Samana |0·0258|0·1162
14|Thomé II, Samana +| |
|Accra. |0·0308|0·1004
15|Accra + Thomé II |0·0290|0·0801
16|A | — | —
17|B | — | —
18|C | — | —
19|Monarch Ariba | |
|(R. & Cie.) |0·0558| —
20|Helios Ariba | |
|(R. & Cie.) |0·0446| —
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a|Shells |0·3884|0·0545
b|Germs | — | —
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1) See Table 9 A and Table 10.
The foregoing tables provide us with a general idea of the chemical
constituents of the cacao bean, but their distinctive properties,
both chemical and physical, still remain to be defined, with which we
accordingly proceed, as such data will on the one hand enable us to
grasp how loss may be avoided in the manufacture of cacao and chocolate
wares, and at the same time render intelligible familiar processes
connected therewith.
As we have seen, the following substances occur in cacao in varying
amounts:
1. Water.
2. Fat.
3. Cacao-red.
4. Theobromine.
5. Albumen.
6. Starch.
7. Cellular tissue or cellulose.
8. Small percentages of grape and cane sugar.
9. Mineral or ash stuffs.
Like the majority of plants and plant products, the cacao bean consists
of vesicles or cells, closed on all sides and arranged in a series
of layers. They are constructed of cellular tissue or cellulose, and
contain fat, albumen, water, starch, theobromine, cacao pigment,
besides sugar and salts in inferior quantities.
1. ~Water or Moisture.~
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