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How Cocoa Fruit Harvesting and Making Millions of KitKat in Japanese Factory – Cocoa Processing



The original chocolate is the fruit of the cacao tree. This tropical fruit is still the source of all chocolate and cocoa today. Every chocolate candy bar you’ve ever eaten, every chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake, fudge brownie, chocolate Easter bunny, chocolate milk, every steaming mug of hot cocoa you’ve ever sipped – it all came from this fruit. Including a famous product, which is kitkat from Japan

Credit:
Nestlé Japan
https://www.nestle.co.jp/

Chocolat Frey AG
https://www.chocolatfrey.com/

Touton
https://touton.com/

Malagos Chocolate
https://malagoschocolate.com/

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42 Comments

  14. Wan

    They don’t explain how the cacao beans become cocoa and then how chocolate is made.

  18. Nicky Rosey

    Seeing them on the farm harvesting the cocoa reminds me of my younger days when we used to do this in Jamaica.

  23. yeagerxp

    Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

  24. tzi

    You Love Japan? So you will like my music too! I create beautiful Instrumentals with Oriental Motifs! 😉

  30. Dimology

    Production in Japan… you see 2 people in the start and robots do everything else 😛

  31. Carter Troughton

    Always wondered about that process I used to work for Hershey a long time ago! Dealt with the finished product in the grocery stores. Thanks Noal Farms 🙂

  33. amory kashkha

    تمنيت لو كان مع هذه الصور تعليق يوضح لنا المشاهدة .. شكرا لكم

  34. Vijay

    Every single piece has to travel through a long journey before it reaches to melt away in your mouth. Thanks

  36. Simon G

    Could be and would be much more beneficial for the Japanese to setup in conjunction with the Africans here and doing a JV together where the product is grown, harvested and finished. Everybody wins 🙂

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