Cocoa and Chocolate: Their History from Plantation to Consumer
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Cocoa and Chocolate: Their History from Plantation to Consumer

By Arthur William Knapp
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  • COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
  • Their History from Plantation to Consumer
    • By
    • ARTHUR W. KNAPP
    • LONDON, CHAPMAN AND HALL, LTD.
    • 1920.
  • PREFACE
  • CONTENTS
  • LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Cacao or Cocoa?
    • Cacao Beans and Coconuts.
  • CHAPTER I
    • COCOA AND CHOCOLATE—A SKETCH OF THEIR HISTORY
    • Original Home of Cacao.
    • Montezuma—the First Great Patron of Chocolate.
    • The Fascination of Chocolate.
    • Cacao Beans as Money.
    • Derivation of Chocolate.
    • First Cacao in Europe.
    • Chocolate Houses and Clubs.
    • Tax on Cacao.
    • Duty on Cacao.
    • Introduction of Cocoa Powder.
    • Growing Popularity of Cacao Preparations.
  • CHAPTER II
    • CACAO AND ITS CULTIVATION
    • Climate Necessary.
    • Factors of Geographical Distribution.
    • The Cacao Tree.
    • The Flowers, Leaves and Fruit.
    • The Cacao Pod.
    • Botanical Description.
    • Varieties of Theobroma Cacao.
    • Extremes of Characteristics.
    • The Cacao Plantation.
    • Clearing the Land.
    • Suitable Soil.
    • Manure.
    • Planting.
    • Shade: Temporary and Permanent.
    • Form of Tree-growth Desired: Suckers.
    • Diseases of the Cacao Tree.
  • CHAPTER III
    • HARVESTING AND PREPARATION FOR THE MARKET
    • Gathering and Heaping.
    • Breaking and Extracting.
    • Fermenting.
    • Changes during Fermentation.
    • CACAO BEANS
    • Loss on Fermenting and Drying.
    • The Washing of Cacao.
    • Claying, Colouring, and Polishing Cacao.
    • The Weight of the Cured Cacao Bean.
    • The Yield of the Cacao Tree.
    • The Kind of Cacao that Manufacturers Like. [6]
  • CHAPTER IV
    • CACAO PRODUCTION AND SALE
    • WORLD PRODUCTION OF CACAO.
    • CACAO PRODUCTION OF THE CHIEF PRODUCING AREAS OF THE WORLD.
    • SOUTH AMERICAN CACAO.
    • CACAO BEANS EXPORTED.
    • THE WEST INDIES.
    • CACAO BEANS EXPORTED.
    • AFRICAN CACAO.
    • CACAO BEANS EXPORTED.
    • PRODUCTION OF CACAO ON THE GOLD COAST.
    • CACAO MARKETS.
    • From the Plantation to the European Market.
    • Difficulties of Buying.
    • Cacao Sales.
    • Prices and Quotations.
    • The Call of the Tropics.
    • The Planter's Life.
  • CHAPTER V
    • THE MANUFACTURE OF COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
    • Early Methods in the Tropics.
    • Early European Manufacture.
    • MODERN PRACTICE.
      • (a) Arrival at the Factory.
      • (b) Sorting the Beans.
      • (c) Roasting the Beans.
      • (d) Removing the Shells.
      • (e) Breaking the Bean into Fragments.
      • (f) Separating the Germs.
      • (g) Blending.
      • (h) Grinding the Cacao Nibs to Produce Mass.
      • (i) Pressing out the excess of Butter.
      • (j) Breaking Down the Press Cake to Cocoa Powder.
      • (k) Sieving.
      • (l) Packing.
    • (a) Arrival at the Factory.
    • (b) Sorting the Beans.
    • (c) Roasting the Beans.
    • (d) Removing the Shells.
    • (e) Breaking the Bean into Fragments.
    • (f) Separating the Germs.
    • (g) Blending.
    • (h) Grinding the Cacao Nibs to Produce Mass.
    • (i) Pressing out the excess of Butter.
    • (j) Breaking Down the Press Cake to Cocoa Powder.
    • (k) Sieving.
    • (l) Packing.
  • CHAPTER VI
    • THE MANUFACTURE OF CHOCOLATE
    • SPECIMEN OUTLINE RECIPE.
      • (a) Preparing the Nib or "Mass."
      • (b) Mixing in the Sugar.
      • (c) Grinding the Mixture.
      • (d) Conching.
      • (e) Flavouring.
      • (f) Moulding.
    • (a) Preparing the Nib or "Mass."
    • (b) Mixing in the Sugar.
    • (c) Grinding the Mixture.
    • (d) Conching.
    • (e) Flavouring.
    • (f) Moulding.
    • SPECIMEN OUTLINE RECIPE.
    • Milk Chocolate.
    • SPECIMEN OUTLINE RECIPE.
  • CHAPTER VII
    • BY-PRODUCTS OF THE COCOA AND CHOCOLATE INDUSTRY
    • Cacao Butter.
    • ANALYTICAL FIGURES FOR CACAO BUTTER.
    • EXPORT OF CACAO BUTTER.
    • IMPORTS OF CACAO BUTTER.
    • IMPORTS OF CACAO BUTTER.
    • Cacao Shell.
    • ANALYSIS OF CACAO SHELL.
    • FOOD UNITS.
    • CACAO SHELL.
      • AVERAGE PRICE PER TON.
      • PRICE PER FOOD UNIT.
    • AVERAGE PRICE PER TON.
    • PRICE PER FOOD UNIT.
  • CHAPTER VIII
    • THE COMPOSITION AND FOOD VALUE OF COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
    • Food Value of Cacao Beans.
    • AVERAGE COMPOSITION AND FUEL VALUE OF FRESHLY ROASTED CACAO BEANS (NIBS).
    • Food Value of Cocoa.
      • AVERAGE COMPOSITION AND FUEL VALUE OF UNTREATED COCOA.
    • AVERAGE COMPOSITION AND FUEL VALUE OF UNTREATED COCOA.
    • COMPARISON OF ENERGY-GIVING POWER OF A PINT OF TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA.
    • How to Make a Cup of Cocoa.
    • Digestibility of Cocoa.
    • Stimulating Property of Cocoa.
    • "Soluble" Cocoa.
    • Food Value of Chocolate.
    • AVERAGE COMPOSITION AND FUEL VALUE OF ENGLISH EATING CHOCOLATE.
    • FUEL VALUE OF FOODSTUFFS.
    • Food Value of Milk Chocolate.
    • ANALYSIS AND FUEL VALUE OF MILK CHOCOLATE.
  • CHAPTER IX
    • ADULTERATION AND THE NEED FOR DEFINITIONS
    • COCOA.
    • CHOCOLATE.
  • CHAPTER X
    • THE CONSUMPTION OF CACAO
    • Great Britain.
    • CACAO BEANS CLEARED FOR HOME CONSUMPTION.
    • CACAO BEANS IMPORTED INTO UNITED KINGDOM.
    • CACAO BEANS IMPORTED INTO UNITED KINGDOM.
    • VALUE OF CACAO BEANS IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED KINGDOM (TO NEAREST £1,000).
    • World Consumption.
    • WORLD'S CONSUMPTION OF CACAO BEANS.
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
    • BOOKS ON COCOA AND CHOCOLATE ARRANGED IN ORDER OF DATE OF PUBLICATION.
      • 1600-1700
      • 1701-1800
      • 1801-1900
      • MODERN WORKS, 1901-1920.
      • (a) Cacao Cultivation.
      • (b) Chocolate Manufacture.
      • (c) General.
    • 1600-1700
    • 1701-1800
    • 1801-1900
    • MODERN WORKS, 1901-1920.
    • (a) Cacao Cultivation.
    • (b) Chocolate Manufacture.
    • (c) General.
    • PERIODICALS.
  • INDEX
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