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Stage of production
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8 steps
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Roasting
- releases flavours
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Crusching
- The cacao beans are fragmented
- Only the cores of cacao beans are used for production of chocolate.
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Milling
- The niblets are ground
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Mixing
- Proper dosage of ingredients
- it is one of the secrets of Cailler recipes
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Grinding
- the sandy chocolate paste acquires proper consistency
- assures a pleasant feeling of melting in your mouth
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Tempering
- The chocolate is reheated
- Then cooled down
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and then reheated again
- is an important step
- giving delicate melting
- and a brillant look to the chocolate
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Moulding
- The chocolate bar assumes its shape
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Packaging
- Protect the chocolate
- It was made by robots
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Production
- Stages of production
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Economic information
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Turnover
- 4 millions CHF
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The swiss chocolate factory
- OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND 7 Days a Week
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Ticket for a visit
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Adults
- 12 CHF
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Children
- Free
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Student or Senior
- 9 CHF
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Price of chocolates
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The cost
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Cheaper
- 2 CHF
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the most expensively
- 100 CHF
- Ambassador
- Femina
- Perles
- Frigor
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Since his creation
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The factory welcomed
- 2 billions visitors
- Visited by many foreigners
- The most popular chocolate
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History
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Founder
- François Louis Cailler
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Opened a store
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in 1825
- Vevey
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About chocolate
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In 1875
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The milk chocolate was invented
- by Daniel Peter
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In 1890
- Invention of pralines
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In 1903
- Introduction of milk and nut chocolate.
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In 1907
- Beginning of production of “branches” Cailler
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1923
- Launching of FRIGOR chocolate
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CALLIER becomes a brand of the NESTLE Group.
- in 1929
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Relaunching of the brand under the name of “CAILLER of Switzerland”
- in 2006