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comment comment ask the alchemist # january , another great video on brewing cocoa. have a few questions. . i am embarking on cacao for weight loss and all the health benefits. i was told that if your roast or heat the cocoa beans they lose a lot of phytonutrients. i live in india and my cocoa beans...

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simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks

simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks...

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feeder crusher is used to crush the biomass material like wood, straw, stalk, wood chip, strips, tree branch and wood waste into powdered materials with particle size less than - mm. it is also an ideal crusher for crushing farming material like dry or fresh seeding of yam, peanut, rice and grains like husks...

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simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks

simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks...

http://www.myandegroup.com/bioethanol-process.html

simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks

simpler sugars. there are two main methods for refining starches into sugars, primarily differing in the pre-treatment of feedstock. in the "wet milling" process the grains are soaked in water, usually with sulphurous acid, to separate the starch-rich endosperm from the high-protein germ and high-fibre husks...

https://www.myandegroup.com/bioethanol-process.html

straight chain hydrocarbons, ligroin -heptane and longer should work great and evaporate at a reasonable rate. i would try the coleman fuel aka white gas as my first solvent. gasoline is another very flammable and smelly option, as it boils lower than white gas but is full of impurities. keep the cocoa

beans dry before grinding them coarsely. i would use roasted beans and compare to raw cocoa bean results but roasted should grind and extract much more efficiently. be sure to use hot water bath heated hot solvent aliquots to extract total oils, combine oil extraction aliquots after filtering through...

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comment comment ask the alchemist # january , you mentioned i should keep adding cocoa butter when my milk chocolate batch is thick; if am making a kg batch and i keep adding more cocoa butter, then my final batch no longer becomes kg or is it that when am making a batch of kg, i should always make sure...

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