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Chocolate Analysis: Naomi Prince 12 E
Chocolate Analysis: Naomi Prince 12 E
NAOMI PRINCE
12 E
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CONTENT
1. Acknowledgement
2. Introduction
3. Objective
4. Experiment ,Procedure
Conclusion
5. Bibliography
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NAME:NAOMI PRINCE
GRADE:12E
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INTRODUCTION
Chocolates is a highly commercialised and money-making programme. In the
modern factories tons of bitter cocoa beans are turned into one of the world’s
favourite’s confectionaries. Today chocolates are made available to us much
guarded secret formula involving varying seeds, different ingredients,
combinations of fermentation-roasting timings-temperature etc. Flavours such
as mint, coffee, orange, strawberry etc. are some of the add ones. Also, today
the chocolates can contain ingredients as peanut, different types of walnuts, dry
fruits, caramels, crisped rice etc.
Usually, the chocolates can be categorized into one the following group.
1. Bitter
2. Bitter sweets
3. Unsweetened
4. Dark sweetened
5. Milk chocolates
6. Cocoa powder
7. Cocoa sauce/syrup
HISTORY
The story of the chocolates spans more than 2000 years .chocolates
were first drunk rather than being eaten. Though started in the tropical
rainforest of central and South America where cocoa was first grown,
the tales of chocolate cultivation now circles the world.
The earliest usage of chocolates dates back before Olmec. The oldest
known cultivation and usage of cocoa was in Puerto Escondido
Honduras as the history data between 1100 BC and 1400 BC.
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DISADVANTAGES OF CHOCOLATE:
Chocolate receives a lot of bad press because of its high
fat and sugar content. Its consumption could be
associated with acne, obesity, high blood pressure,
coronary artery disease, and diabetes. Keep in mind that
cocoa contains caffeine and related chemicals. Eating large
amounts might cause caffeine-related side effects such as
nervousness, increased urination, sleeplessness, and a fast
heartbeat. Cocoa can cause allergic skin reactions,
constipation and might trigger migraine headaches.
ADVANTAGES OF CHOCOLATE:
The antioxidants in dark chocolate have been shown to
lower blood pressure, reduce the risk of clotting and
increase blood circulation to the heart, thus lowering the
risks of stroke, coronary heart disease and death from
heart disease. People also find comfort in eating chocolate
during stressful or when having anxiety .
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OBJECTIVE
To find the presence of: -
• Proteins
• Fats
• Sugars
• Calcium
• Iron
• Magnesium
• Nickel
USING DARK CHOCOLATE .
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EXPERIMENT
Material Required
1.Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
6. Tollen’s Reagent
Result
All samples studied showed that they contain PROTEIN.
Done using dark chocolate.
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TEST FOR FAT
Result
All samples studied showed that they contain FAT.
Done using dark chocolate .
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RESULT
All samples studied showed that they contain REDUCING
SUGAR.
Done using dark chocolate .
RESULT
All samples studied showed that they contain CALCIUM.
Done using dark chocolate.
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TEST FOR IRON
RESULT
All samples studied showed that they do not contain IRON.
Done using dark chocolate.
RESULT
All samples studied showed that they do not contain MAGNESIUM.
Done using dark chocolate.
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TEST FOR NICKEL
RESULT
All samples studied showed that they do not contain NICKEL.
Done using dark chocolate.
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CONCLUSION
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
www.foodhealthinnovation.com
www.todaysdietition.com
www.teagasc.ie/research.com
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Types_of_chocolate
https://drhealthbenefits.com/food-bevarages/
snack/health-benefits-white-chocolate
https://tcho.com/blogs/news/the-surprising-
health-benefits-of-milk-chocolate
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/7-health-
benefits-dark-chocolate#section8
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