CONTENTS
Paul Zipperer
First Part:
The Cacao Tree
Page
A.
Tree and Beans
1
a)
Description of the Cacao Tree and its Fruit
1
b)
Geographical Distribution and History of the Cacao Tree
4
c)
Cultivation of the Cacao Tree; Diseases and Parasites
7
d)
Gathering and Fermentation
9
e)
Description of the Beans
12
f)
The Commercial Sorts of the Cacao Bean
16
1.
American Cacao Varieties
19
2.
African Cacao Varieties
28
3.
Asiatic Cacao Sorts
32
4.
Australian Cacao Sorts
33
g)
The Trade in Cacao and the Consumption of Cacao Products; Statistics
33
B.
Chemical Constitution of the Bean
43
a)
The Cacao Bean Proper
43
1.
Water or Moisture
49
2.
Fat
49
3.
Cacao red or Pigment
59
4.
Theobromine
62
5.
Albumin
67
6.
Starch
70
7.
Cellulose or crude fibre
72
8.
Sugar and plant acids
73
9.
The mineral or ash constituents
73
b)
The Cacao Shells
76
Second Part:
The Manufacture of Cacao Preparations
A.
Manufacture of Chocolate
85
I.
The Preparation of the Cacao Beans
87
1.
Storing, cleansing and sorting
87
2.
Roasting the Beans
89
3.
Crushing, hulling and cleansing
100
4.
Mixing different kinds
108
II.
Production of the Cacao Mass and Mixing with Sugar
109
5.
Fine grinding and trituration
109
6.
Mixture with sugar and spices
117
7.
Treatment of the Mixture
119
a)
Trituration
119
b)
Levigation
123
c)
Proportions for mixing cacao mass, sugar and spices
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