What are candy-coated chocolates made of?
Candy-coated chocolates take 7 things directly, among them chocolate, sugar, water, titanium dioxide, carnauba palm wax and beeswax. Trace them back and you pass 29 made things on the way to 20 raw materials.
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What goes straight in
From the ground: 20 raw materials
- Water goes straight in
- Carnauba palm wax goes straight in
- Cocoa beans through chocolate
- Soybeans through chocolate
- Sugarcane through sugar
- Sugar beet through sugar
- Titanium ore through titanium dioxide
- Honeycomb through beeswax
- Raw milk through chocolate, powdered milk
- Limestone through sugar, quicklime
- Rock salt through titanium dioxide, chlorine
- Coal through titanium dioxide, coke
- Air through titanium dioxide, sulfuric acid
- Sulfur through titanium dioxide, sulfuric acid
- Rapeseed through ink, vegetable oil
- Clay through ink, vegetable oil
- Crude oil through ink, carbon black
- Iron ore through ink, pigment
- Corn through ink, ethanol
- Natural gas through ink, ethanol, ethylene
Made along the way: 24 things
Metals 1
Chemicals and fuels 17
QuicklimeChlorineOxygen gasSulfuric acidCarbon blackPigmentEthanolHexanePhenolFormaldehydeEthyleneHydrogenBenzenePropyleneMethanolNaphthaToluene