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support calls for data consultations research platform grants tenders join careers fellowship programme you are here home efsa explains risk assessment: caffeine efsa explains risk assessment: caffeine caffeine is a naturally occurring chemical compound found in plant constituents such as coffee and cocoa

beans, tea leaves, guarana berries and the kola nut, and has a long history of human consumption. it is added to a variety of foods, such as baked pastries, ice creams, sweets, and cola drinks. caffeine is also found in so-called energy drinks, alongside other ingredients such as taurine, and d-glucurono-g-lactone...

http://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/corporate/pub/efsaexplainscaffeine150527

million forest owners 29 million people employed, including: 1.8 million people in industry 26 million people in agriculture 1.4 million people in forestry in 2016, the european bioeconomy alliance's sectors transformed about 340 million tonnes of agricultural or forestry raw materials (mainly cereals, cocoa

beans, crude vegetable oil, rapeseeds, soybeans, starch potatoes, sugar beet, sunflower seeds, and wood) into 200 million tonnes of products (e.g. paper, pulp, starch products and ingredients, sugar, vegetable oils, vegetable proteins, wheat flour, bioplastics, ethanol and other innovative bio-based...

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million forest owners 29 million people employed, including: 1.8 million people in industry 26 million people in agriculture 1.4 million people in forestry in 2016, the european bioeconomy alliance's sectors transformed about 340 million tonnes of agricultural or forestry raw materials (mainly cereals, cocoa

beans, crude vegetable oil, rapeseeds, soybeans, starch potatoes, sugar beet, sunflower seeds, and wood) into 200 million tonnes of products (e.g. paper, pulp, starch products and ingredients, sugar, vegetable oils, vegetable proteins, wheat flour, bioplastics, ethanol and other innovative bio-based...

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processed in any case. porim has been active and quite successful in developing food uses for palm oil which has become an important cooking and frying oil and is the basis of vanaspati ('vegetable ghee') in india, pakistan and other countries of the region. it is used in margarine and in substitutes for cocoa

palm kernel and coconut oils. they are considered by the national institute of oilseed products (niop) and fosfa to be acceptable cargoes immediately prior to the shipment of the major edible oils. vegetable butters a number of fats are obtained from tropical trees. of these the most important is cocoa...

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if any of you are wondering 'what channel' we have a youtube channel and yesterday we put up 'how to make chocolate with cocoa powder (and why you shouldn't). aside from wanting you to check out the video, i'm going to reference parts of the conversation going on there in the comments so it is probably

i'll totally own that i do indeed get a little tired of these questions and that is on me. it tells me i have not conveyed a critical central tenant of chocolate making and i am going to try and address that now. in short, all chocolate making is the same. it is refining together cocoa, a sweetener and...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2018/10/18/ask-the-alchemist-260

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time. i've read much debate online about whether conching actually does anything in modern chocolate making. up to this point i have not talked about bitterness and astringency as related to refining and conching. most of my discussion has focused on roasting. check out ata (ask the alchemist) and . cocoa

beans have a natural bitterness and natural astringency in most cases. it is part and parcel of what makes it so interesting. clearly you don't want too much and it seems many people go out of their way to pick beans that are super low in both thinking of those characteristics as a defect. my take has...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2018/1/11/ask-the-alchemist-235

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after that, he tucked in, finishing the lot. i was allowed a taste and had to admit that it was very good. of course, i have made this recipe a little more elegant and have served it for breakfast and as a dessert. serves ingredients chocolate main ingredient ingredients ml skimmed milk teaspoons cocoa

it's straightforward and fun to make this great dish. simply follow the instructions below and get the perfect result. step by step tip the milk, cocoa powder and sugar into a medium saucepan and stir over low heat until the sugar has dissolved. add the rice and stir briefly with a wooden spoon. bring...

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i would never put lb in a roaster with that much power. and i take exception that they claim it will roast lb. it will bake lb of beans and yes, will take about hour. my rule of thumb is watts/lb of beans you want to roast. nominally that is for a drum roaster. convection ovens for a variety of reasons

that i don't want to go into now, and that i've addressed in the past need more power. so if you have watts to work with then just divide and see how much you should roast. / = lb. in my world a nice roast is - minutes so if you try and shove times the amount of cocoa in it, it would take times as long...

https://chocolatealchemy.com/blog/2018/10/25/ask-the-alchemist-261