The illustrations show how chocolate is produced. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The pictures describe the manufacturing process of liquid
chocolate
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in the factory in Homeland.
Overall
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, the production of liquid
chocolate
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consists of 10 steps, which started with the growth of
pods
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from the
cacao
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trees
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and finished with the production of liquid
chocolate
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from
beans
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.
Cacao
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beans
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are the primary raw materials for making
chocolate
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and are grown inside the
pods
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of
cacao
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trees
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.
Initially
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,
cacao
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trees
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are grown in hot and humid countries
such
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as South America, Africa, and Indonesia. The
cacao
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trees
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produced large red
pods
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, and once the red
pods
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are ripe, the farmers harvested the
pods
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from the
trees
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with the help of a large, sharp blade.
Then
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the
pods
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are cut open with machinery to remove the white fruit and
beans
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inside. After which, the
beans
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are taken to the fermentation area, where workers leave them to ferment in large boxes for some days. During fermentation, the
seeds
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turn from white to brown. Once
beans
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are fermented, the next stage is to dry the
seeds
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in the sun by spreading them on large trays and allowing the
seeds
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to lose water.
Subsequently
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, the
beans
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are put in large sacks by hand and sorted to be exported to the processing factory by lorry. When they are supplied to the factory, the
beans
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are roasted in a machine at 350 °C for some hours to give them a nice flavour and colour. After that, the
seeds
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are poured into a grinder to separate the outer husk.
Consequently
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, the
beans
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are squeezed in a hydraulic press, and
chocolate
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liqueur is extracted.
Finally
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, the liquid
chocolate
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is packed and ready to be distributed to bakeries and shops all over the world to make a wide variety of cakes, biscuits, and
chocolate
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bars.
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