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How stuff grows

How stuff grows Pineapple Sesame seeds Cashew nuts Hummus (chickpeas) Vanilla Sugar Sugar Cane Sugar Beet Black pepper Pine nuts Soy beans Maple syrup Kiwi Asparagus Cinnamon Cinnamon bark Cinnamon tree Coffee Coffee beans Coffee tree Roasted coffee beans Rice

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How stuff grows

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  1. How stuff grows

  2. Pineapple

  3. Sesame seeds

  4. Cashew nuts

  5. Hummus (chickpeas)

  6. Vanilla

  7. Sugar Sugar Cane Sugar Beet

  8. Black pepper

  9. Pine nuts

  10. Soy beans

  11. Maple syrup

  12. Kiwi

  13. Asparagus

  14. Cinnamon Cinnamon bark Cinnamon tree

  15. Coffee Coffee beans Coffee tree Roasted coffee beans

  16. Rice

  17. Cacao/Cocoa & Chocolate To make 1 kg of chocolate, about 300–600 beans are processed (for a pound of chocolate, about 150–300 beans). In a factory, the beans are washed and roasted. Next they are de-hulled by a "nibber" machine that also removes the germ. The nibs are ground between three sets of stones until they emerge as a thick creamy paste. Cocoa powder is made from this "liquor" by removing part of its fatty oils (Description taken from Wikipedia)

  18. Lentils Two Lentils in each pod

  19. Tea

  20. Eggplant

  21. Brussels Sprouts Brussels Sprouts Field (after harvest)

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