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oilsands marketed product .............................. figure . historical and forecast upstream ghg intensity of oilsands marketed products .. figure . well-to-refinery carbon intensity of oil production by country ................................. figure . life cycle ghg emissions of various crude oils

..................................................................... figure . well-to-wheels life cycle ghg emissions of selected oilsands crudes and a few representative north american crudes included in the oci ............................................... figure . carbon intensity of crudes refined...

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the language and can talk to suppliers large and small to make sure you get exactly what you are looking for, without you having to find and import the products yourself. our current product list includes some mediterranean favourites...stuffed olives ...sundried tomatoes... artichoke hearts...olive oils...

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exporting the raw material to produce that gasoline. gasoline prices, however are determined by global markets not domestic supply per se, although there is an influence. what's important to remember concerning the crude export ban is really two key factors: it is permissible under us law to export refined

oils - ie finished products. if the argument for maintaining the ban is that it will negatively impact domestic gas supply, thats not really true as one could, today, export finished gasoline. in fact, the us is one of the world's largest exporters of finished (refined) diesel & gasoline. secondly,...

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take a moment touch on both of those, then get back to the question at hand. there is some basis for the first thought. in some processes, most common in milk chocolate, cocoa, sugar and milk powder (if it's a milk chocolate) are combined together into what is referred to as 'crumb'. this is then refined

is sound. and expensive. you roast the beans, grind the beans into liqueur, place it in a bag (or two), place that into a heavy hydraulic press, and a few thousand pounds later (and very often after the addition of quite a bit of heat to get it to - f), you have cocoa butter (about - % by weight of bean...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2012/09/05/ask-the-alchemist-2

roasting brewing chocolate. i found your article where you talk about roasting to different temperatures, for example shadow's silhouette to f. i don't currently have a behmor (i will eventually), so i'm roasting in the oven. if i want a dark roast, do i set my oven on f for example and roast until the bean

temperature reads f or do i start at a lower temperature and gradually increase it. i'm just looking for some roasting guidance here for brewing chocolate. on a minor pedantic note it is brewing cocoa. chocolate is cocoa that has been refined with sugar. brewing cocoa is ground roasted whole cocoa beans...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2019/3/7/ask-the-alchemist-270