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- 12.09.03
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- The story of Chocolate(31~32page)
- Peter needed to make his bar special.
He tried adding milk, but that made the chocolate too runny.
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- 12.09.04
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- The story of Chocolate(32page)
- Peter was stuck.
Luckily, Henri Nestl`e earned his living making baby food.
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- 12.09.05
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- The story of Chocolate(32page)
- He soon found a way to thicken peter's chocolate mix.
In 1883, Peter won a gold medal for his new, creamy chocolate recipe.
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- 12.09.06
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- The story of Chocolate(33page)
- Milk chocolate was a hit.
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- 12.09.07
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- The story of Chocolate(34page)
- Chapter 5
Tasty inventions
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- 12.09.10
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- The story of Chocolate(34page)
- By the 20th century, people had learned how to make milk chocolate smoother, creamier and even more tasty.
We still use the same methods today.
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- 12.09.11
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- The story of Chocolate(35page)
- First, the chocolate mixture is put through heavy rollers, to squeeze out every lump.
Then an enormous vat, invented by Rodolphe Lindt, is used to blend the mixture into a smooth, velvety paste.
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- 12.09.12
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- The story of Chocolate(36page)
- The chocolate is cooled and warmed and cooled and warmed until it has a glossy shine.
Finally, it is poured into trays to set.
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- 12.09.13
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- The story of Chocolate(36page)
- For years, eating-chocolate was only made in solid bars.
But Milton Hershey, an American chocolate maker, thought bars were boring.
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- 12.09.14
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- The story of Chocolate(37page)
- In 1907, he tried squirting glossy chocolate into little peaks.
When the peaks hardened, he wrapped each one in foil to make them look more exciting.
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- 12.09.17
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- The story of Chocolate(37~38page)
- It wasn,t long before factories were making chocolates in all shapes and sizes.
The next challenge was to mix chocolate with other scrumptious ingredients.
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- 12.09.18
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- The story of Chocolate(38page)
- In 1912, an American candy maker called Howell Campbell was feeling adventurous.
He stirred peanust, caramel and marshmallows into glossy, melted chocolate.
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- 12.09.19
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- The story of Chocolate(39page)
- Then, he spooned gooey blobs of the mixture onto a tray.
As the chocolate set, the blobs hardened and Campbell took his first bite.
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- 12.09.20
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- The story of Chocolate(39page)
- "It's deliciously gooey!"
He called his invention the Goo Goo Cluster.
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- 12.09.21
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- The story of Chocolate(39~40page)
- It was one of the first mixed chocolate snacks, and an instant success.
That same year, a Belgian chocolate maker, Jean Neuhaus, made another leap in chocolate history.
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- 12.09.24
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- The story of Chocolate(40page)
- He invented hard chocolate shells that could hold soft fillings.
After stuffing them with a creamy, nutty mix, he sealed them up with more chocolate.
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- 12.09.25
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- The story of Chocolate(41page)
- From then on, there was no stopping the chocolate makers.
Silky caramel, chewy toffee, nutty almonds, creamy vanilla- you name it, they added it.
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- 12.09.26
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- The story of Chocolate(41page)
- Factories churned out hundress of different chocolate snacks, while smaller companies made amazing chocolates by hand.
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- 12.09.27
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- The story of Chocolate(42page)
- Chapter 6
Chocolate families
Some of today's chocolate companies are gigantic.
But most of them began as small family businesses.
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- 12.09.28
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- The story of Chocolate(43page)
- In 1824, John Cadbury opened a shop in England.
Along with tea and coffee, he sold his own drinking chocolate.
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- 12.09.29~12.10.01
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- 12.09.30
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