Peter Dexter
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The beans are soaked in water for three days, dried in the sun for three days, peeled, roasted, ground then you are ready to make chocolate.
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Drying Cacao
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Maggie Terlecki
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It's amazing to see that since chocolate is such a luxury item and the people working them seem so poor! Thanks for sharing 
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
It it gives an opportunity for people to earn a living!It's amazing to see that since chocolate is such a luxury item and the people working them seem so poor! Thanks for sharing
I saw such scenes in Costa Rica.
I places like Ghana, the connection with Cadbury Chocolate is much tighter, because of the Colonial past. I believe and I imagine the company controls the crop from the outset!
Asher