How Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Are Made in Factory? 🍫🍫 Captain Discovery

Summary

Discover the delightful journey of Cadbury Dairy Milk from cocoa farms to the iconic chocolate bar. The video explores Cadbury's commitment to quality, using a glass and a half of fresh milk in every half-pound bar. Witness the transformation of cocoa beans into smooth chocolate, the blending of milk powder and sugar, and the meticulous conching process. Learn about Cadbury's sustainability goals through the Cocoa Life program, aiming for ethical sourcing and positive environmental impact, all while maintaining the creamy, dreamy taste that chocolate lovers adore.

Takeaways

• 🍫 Cadbury Dairy Milk is known for its creamy texture, achieved by using a glass and a half of fresh milk in every half-pound bar.
• 🌍 The cocoa beans, essential for chocolate, are sourced from the cocoa belt regions, including Ghana, Nigeria, and Brazil.
• 🛍️ Cadbury Dairy Milk has evolved since the early 1900s, with George Cadbury Jr. creating a milk chocolate bar with a higher milk content than competitors.
• 🌿 The company is committed to sustainability, with goals set through the Cocoa Life program to benefit farmers, their families, and the environment.
• 🏭 The production process involves careful selection of cocoa beans, roasting, blending with milk powder and sugar, conching, and tempering.
• 🥛 Local dairy farms supply the fresh milk used in Cadbury Dairy Milk, supporting local communities and ensuring freshness.
• 🎨 The iconic purple wrapper of Cadbury Dairy Milk features the brand's logo and the 'glass and a half' symbol, representing the milk content.
• 🌱 The company's sustainability efforts include empowering women in cocoa-growing communities and promoting sustainable farming practices.
• 🔍 The video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the chocolate-making process, from cocoa farms to the final product.
• 🌐 Cadbury Dairy Milk has a global reach, with a variety of flavors and formats to cater to the worldwide chocolate-loving audience.

Q & A

What is the significance of the 'glass and a half' of milk in Cadbury Dairy Milk?

Cadbury uses a glass and a half of fresh milk in every half pound bar of Dairy Milk, which contributes to the chocolate's creamy texture and delicious flavor.

What is the historical background of Cadbury Dairy Milk?

The first Cadbury Dairy Milk bar was unveiled in 1905 by George Cadbury Jr., and by 1914, it had become Cadbury's most sought-after product.

What are some of the flavors and formats that Cadbury Dairy Milk has introduced over time?

Cadbury Dairy Milk has introduced a variety of flavors and formats including the classic milk chocolate bar, fruit and nut varieties, and others to cater to the global appetite for chocolate.

Where does Cadbury source its cocoa beans from?

Cadbury sources its cocoa beans from various countries within the cocoa belt, a region approximately 20° north and south of the Equator, including Ghana, Nigeria, Brazil, and more.

What is the role of milk in the production of Cadbury Dairy Milk?

The milk used in Cadbury Dairy Milk is sourced from local dairy farms, ensuring freshness and supporting local communities. It is processed and condensed to create concentrated milk powder, which is blended with cocoa liquor.

What is the process of roasting cocoa beans and why is it important?

Roasting cocoa beans is crucial as it enhances their rich complex flavors and aromas. The beans are roasted to perfection, caramelizing their natural sugars to create the signature chocolate taste and developing additional flavors and aromas.

What is the conching process in chocolate making and how does it affect the chocolate?

Conching involves kneading and aeration of the chocolate mixture for several hours or days. It is essential for developing the chocolate's smooth texture and rich flavor by evaporating moisture, intensifying flavors, and breaking down cocoa butter crystals.

How does Cadbury ensure the quality of its Dairy Milk chocolate bars?

Cadbury ensures quality through a series of steps including careful selection of ingredients, precise blending, conching, tempering, and taste testing by a panel of trained experts.

What is the significance of the purple foil and the iconic logo on Cadbury Dairy Milk bars?

The purple foil and iconic logo are part of Cadbury's signature packaging, featuring the iconic logo and the 'glass and a half' symbol, which signifies the high milk content in every bar.

What sustainability goals has Cadbury's parent company, Mondelez International, implemented?

Mondelez International has implemented the Cocoa Life program, aiming to source all cocoa used in Dairy chocolate sustainably by 2025, empower women in cocoa-growing communities, and reduce environmental impact through sustainable farming practices.