Tree to Bar || How to Make Chocolate Every Step

In this video I show every step to making dark chocolate from cacao tree to chocolate bar. There is roughly 7 step to making chocolate so sit back and enjoy.

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[gnelfpmeh]

Man, who discovered this. It was like someone was hungry so they cracked one of those pods open then tried a bean and threw it down because it was nasty, then six dies later he was starving so he said screw it. Went back to find where he threw those nasty beans. Tried them again but now they tasted good. Anyone else ever wonder how the hell people discovered stuff like this? lol

[julesissupergay]

He’s whispering because he knows we’re all watching this at 1am

[alvakrus]

This is the exact kind of video you’d watch when it’s 2 am.

[achilla-vblp]

I just find out in instagram that they have stopped producing these chocolates since the lava spread on their homestead in Hawaii. I hope they can get back with their old business so we can taste their chocolates all around the world.! #Supportlocal♥️😇

[plauditecives]

It makes me realize why good-quality chocolate is expensive. So much work to produce it.

[carlkrebs]

My wife's family lives in Mindanao, PHP . they make cacao, grow and roast coffee, coconut, pineapples, and fish a lot . Eating all that fresh stuff is like a dream it's soooo good compared to processed food in the u.s. I enjoy spending a month or two when we go there . Once my wife's retired, we're moving there . And I'm going to woodwork, and fish, and plow fields .

[johannasweet]

"You don't want any bugs"

*tiny flies are walking all over the fermenting beans*

[GB-rbup]

As a lifelong chocolate lover, I learned to appreciate it even more by watching your demonstration of what is involved in making this heavenly substance.

[na-jcry]

Just realised how much I appreciate chocolate now

[elizabethgilbert]

ITS SOMETHING ABOUT GROWING FOOD THAT MAKES YOUR HEART FEEL GOOD

[goldpearl]

I remember my grandma always make a homemade cacao chocolate for our daily cacao hot choco but Im surprised that you can collect cacao juice. I candy the cacao seeds when its ripe. Then i gave it back to her the seeds. Because we are abundant of sunshine here in the Philippines, my grandma dried the seeds under the heat of the sun until ready to heat on the pan. The seeds cover will removed eventually from the seeds. She had a bamboo big plate to tossed the seeds an inches above to let theseeds cover to removed. My grandma had a stone grinder to make a chocolate.. You cant tell if its a hot choco if she make it. I always burn my tongue everytime I drink drink hot choco. I missed my grandma. To watched your video, it remind me of her... 😢

[johnsontan]

my grandparents grew them in their garden in Sarawak and sell the dried seeds. When price was low the trees were abandoned and they switched to planting the spice pepper. later on i had a chance to supervise the installation of a cocoa processing factory in Shanghai back in 1995. That was quite a learning experience to see the whole process of making cocoa products ( cocoa butter and cocoa powder ) from the dried beans.

[mailadatiles]

I'm actually watching this while eating Toblerone. It's amazing how long it took to make it and how quick I can consume it. 😅

[knobovsossidge]

He was trying to wrap a chocolate bar but his fingers wanted to roll a joint. 19:26

[beverlyranola]

i missed those days when my grandma prepared me a hot chocolate drink every morning..her backyard have this kind of tree.. after we ate the cacao fruit she collected the seed and instead of fermenting it, she only washed and dried it under the sun for i don't know how many days and once it dried she grind it directly. that's how she get the chocolate powder.. thanks for this wonderful tree. and thanks for this wonderful video. 😊

[raiyu]

When i was a boy (late 80s to mid 90s), there were plenty of those in my grandparents backyard in the Philippines.

[jenpw]

I just want to take a moment to appreciate how easy it is to go down to the corner store and buy a bar of chocolate for a buck.

[daveg.]

I like the idea of him tossing the empty shells at the base of the tree
“Here! Take your dead babies, use them as nutrients to make more babies!”

[karenhutson-greenwald]

Wow guys I am just so impressed!!! It amazes me that hundreds of years ago someone came up with the idea to pull these slimy seeds out of this fruit then for a minute then chop it up then cook it then stir it forever and then add something to find it all together.
You guys are awesome thank you. I'm pretty sure it was probably a more step by step process but you get my point and here you guys are instead of going to the store and buying a Hershey's bar y'all are making it step by step.... BRAVO!!!!

[BiohazardBunney]

I've never heard of cacao juice and now I really want some.