Dry Cocoa Bean to Cocoa liqueor ratio

David Flemming
@david-flemming
06/05/09 15:08:07
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Hi, I'm new here and have a question. Does anyone know how much cocoa liqueor is gained after roasting, winnowing and grinding 1kg of dried cocoa beans?Thank you,David Flemming.....
updated by @david-flemming: 05/09/15 16:18:45
Brad Churchill
@brad-churchill
06/05/09 15:40:38
527 posts
This all depends on how moist your beans were, and how well you winnow.The number could range anywhere from 15-30 % loss.
David Flemming
@david-flemming
06/05/09 15:47:12
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So if the beans were moist, I would get more liquor right? and....if I winnow poorly, I would end up blowing away cocoa nibs with the shell and get less liquor right?
Brad Churchill
@brad-churchill
06/05/09 16:13:05
527 posts
If the beans were moist, roasting would remove the moisture, hence making them lighter by weight. You are correct about the winnowing.
David Flemming
@david-flemming
06/05/09 16:24:37
3 posts
Thanks a mil Brad!

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