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( Fig. 4 ), and blanching ratings are better than for ‘Yamhill’. Kernel texture, flavor, and aroma are excellent, as judged by the developers and hundreds of growers, and desirable for use in baked goods and chocolate products. The kernel quality should

Oregon Hazelnut Commission, and growers attending plot tours. Tasters considered kernel quality to be excellent, well-suited for use in baked goods and chocolate products, and worthy of a premium price in the market. Major chocolate makers prefer kernels

), 2007b ; Pay, 2009] estimated the sale of worldwide organic chocolate in 2002 at $171 million and increased to $304 million in 2005. Similarly, as reported by Potts et al. (2010) , the sales of certified cocoa, which is produced and traded according

greater is indicated. Subgroup P. officinalis consists of ‘Salmon Beauty’, replicated, P. officinalis, ‘ Chocolate Soldier’, ‘Red Satin’, ‘Red Charm’, ‘Rose Heart’, and ‘Pink Teacup’. The bootstrap value for the ‘Salmon Beauty’/ P. officinalis was 100

suddenly cold weather can increase demand for products like mittens and hot chocolate. Businesses take different approaches in dealing with weather and how it relates to sales. They may blame the weather on poor sales after the fact ( Kleiderman, 2004 ) or

recent years, new cultivars of L. congestiflora , especially colored-leaf cultivars such as Eco Dark Satin, Golden Falls, Outback Sunset, Persian Carpet, Persian Chocolate, Silver Bird, Sunbeam, Sunset Gold, Walkabout Sunset, and Zidie, have been

dark red color. The wine texture is very good with a very rich flavor and fine tannins. The aroma is markedly fruity with cherry and sour cherry tones as well as with tones of forest fruits. The aged wines can have interesting chocolate tones in taste

‘Barcelona’ but larger than ‘Clark’ and slightly larger than ‘Lewis’ ( Table 2 ). Chocolate makers prefer kernels 11 to 13 mm in diameter; kernels of ‘Clark’ and ‘Tonda Gentile delle Lange’ are of this size. ‘Sacajawea’ kernels are larger, similar to ‘Tonda

removed from the kernels with dry heat in the blanching process ( Fig. 4 ), and blanching ratings are better than ‘Yamhill’. Kernel texture, flavor, and aroma are very good and acceptable for use in baked goods and chocolate products. Fig. 4. Nuts, raw

‘Atropurpurea’ or Crimson Trumpet’), the yellow ‘Flava’, and the introduced native orange-flowered vine. There are also at least two distinct cultivars of chocolate vine ( Akebia quinata ) at ROVA—one white and two purple flowering vines. Unfortunately, the