Unit 3 Topic 8 Lesson 1 Chocolate Flashcards

1
Q

Aztec name for chocolate

A

Xocoatl

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2
Q

cocoa fat melting point

A

36 degrees C

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3
Q

cocoa tree

A

theobroma cacao (food of the gods)

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4
Q

how cocoa grows

A

on trees, blossoms from flower into pods and no season aka year-round

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5
Q

Names for cocoa

A

Forastero, Criollo (best), Trinitero

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6
Q

how processed

A

pod split open, white substance surrounding seads, left and seeds ferment sugar -> alcohol -> acetic acid -> esters, seeds left to dry in sun then roasted, shelled

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7
Q

top cocoa producers

A

ivory coast 1.51 mill tons, ghana, Indonesia

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8
Q

issue with cocoa production

A

child labor esp in ivory coast

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9
Q

fair trade cocoa

A

to make sure no unethical practices in production

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10
Q

Maillard reaction

A

during roasting - gives taste, involves combination btw amino acids and proteins and sugars

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11
Q

cocoa nibs

A

crushed cocoa beans

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12
Q

chocolate liquor

A

no alcohol, results of crushing nibs

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13
Q

chocolate with no change

A

high in fat and very bitter

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14
Q

van Houton

A

chocolate liquor in compressor - get cocoa butter and cocoa cake seperated

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15
Q

cocoa butter uses

A

low melting point - cosmetics and medicinal purposes

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16
Q

cocoa cakes

A

very bitter, does not dissolve well

17
Q

Dutch process

A

treat natural ccooa with alkali -> powder (natural cocoa is lighter than dutch cocoa)

  • solubility increased
  • acidity cut down
18
Q

JS Fry (english)

A

blend cocoa butter and powder under righ conditions to make edible chocolate

19
Q

Switzerland milk chocolate

A

Daniel Peter (1876) - added milk to cut bitterness (with Nestle)

20
Q

white chocolate

A

only cocoa butter, faint chocolate taste

21
Q

conching

A

Lindt - chocolate developed for long period of time to make smoother

22
Q

Toblerone

A

added nougat, shape inspired by matterhorn

23
Q

Switzerland + belgium

A

larges consumption of chocolate on world

24
Q

Hershey

A

lower price of chocolate by mechanizing production (in PA, Hersey city) invented kisses

25
Q

chocolate & WWII

A

in ration - highly caloric, but would melt

melt in the mouth and not in the hand = tropical chocolate but not popular

26
Q

Mars company

A

chocolate with sugar coating but air would expand and break coating.

27
Q

Alfred Stern

A

found way to blend air into chocolate so coating didn’t break in heat

28
Q

M&M

A

no red for 11 yrs b/c though red #2 was carcinogenic but they were using red #40 which is safe

29
Q

Cherry blossom

A

no chocolate ingredient instead vegetable and palm oil. invertase - cherry packed into sugar in presence of enzyme ivernt sugar (glucose + fructose) more soluble so liquid oozes out

30
Q

Chocolate myths

A

does not cause acne,

31
Q

Chocolate truths

A

can cause heartburn for ppl with GERD, cause tooth decay (sugar), can cause migraines, useful o suppress cough (high in sugar and chemical theobromine), prevention of heart disease (has stearic acid fat), high in antioxidants/flavonols, increases nitric oxide which lowers blood pressure

32
Q

Mars and chocolate health benefits

A

cocoavia health products, didn’t do very well

33
Q

Chocolate and brain

A

improves blood flow -> better cognitive properties?

34
Q

why is chocolate addictive?

A

based on anandamide compound, similar to effect of marijuana

35
Q

chocolate and love

A

Associated with love, is it an aphrodisiac? casanova

  • increases levels of nitric oxide
  • has phenylethymine (PEA) - doesn’t work from chocolate