The story of chocolate
(DVD)

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Contributors
Jones, Judith host.
Palmer, Zoe, on-screen presenter.
Florence, Tyler, on-screen presenter.
Wright, Ian, 1965- on-screen presenter.
McCormick, Megan, on-screen presenter.
Published
[Los Angeles, California] : Pilot Productions, 2016.
Format
DVD
Physical Desc
1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Status
Southside - Media
DVD 641.3 Pla
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Published
[Los Angeles, California] : Pilot Productions, 2016.
Language
English
UPC
635963676001

Notes

General Note
Originally released as an episode of the television series Planet food, ©2015.
General Note
Host given as Judith Palmer in end credits; introduces herself as Judith Jones at the beginning of the program.
General Note
Bonus video: Extra.
General Note
Summary adapted from container.
Participants/Performers
Host, Judith Jones ; presenters, Zoe Palmer, Tyler Florence, Ian Wright, Megan McCormick, Bobby Chinn.
Description
Reveals how our love affair with chocolate began. In Mesoamerica, Southern Mexico and Central America, people living in the tropical rain forests discovered the edible properties of Theobroma Cacao, referred to as the "food of the gods." Visit boutique chocolate houses and learn the secret behind great chocolate making: roasting, cracking, winnowing, grinding, aging, tempering and packaging. Discover the stories behind the creation of famous chocolate brands. At the Royal Botanic Gardens in London, horticulturalist Lara Jewitt discusses the components of the cacao tree. In St. Lucia, Zoe Palmer visits the Fond Doux Cocoa Plantation to learn how to produce cocoa beans for export. Historian Sara Jayne-Stans explains how, in the sixteenth century, the Spanish introduced the bitter chocolate drink of the Aztec nobility to Europe. Historian and broadcaster Dr. Matthew green conducts seventeenth and eighteenth-century Chocolate House tours in the heart of St. James Square, London.

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