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B) Make a summary of the information containing in the text. Exercise 2. Read and translate the text. Discuss with your group mates the main stages of chocolate manufacture. The Chocolate Time Line

1824: John Cadbury, an English Quaker, begins roasting and grinding chocolate beans to sell in his tea and coffee shop. In 1842 Cadbury's Chocolate Company in England creates the first chocolate bar.

1875: A Swiss chocolate maker, Daniel Peter, mixes Henri Nestle's condensed milk with chocolate and the two men found a company to manufacture the first milk chocolate.

1894: Milton Hershey adds a line of chocolate to his caramel manufacturing business. Soon he invents the Hershey Bar by experimenting with milk chocolate. Hershey's Cocoa appears next.

1896: Leonard Hershfield invents the Tootsie Roll, named after his daughter.

1897: Brownies are first mentioned in print, listed for sale in the Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalogue.

About 1900: A machine called the enrober is invented to replace the task of hand-dipping chocolate.

1930: Franklin Mars invents the Snickers Bar.

1939: Nestle introduces semisweet chocolate morsels.

1940: The Mars company invents M&M's for soldiers going to World War II.

TASK 3

Exercise 1. Read and translate the text with the help of a dictionary.

Maple Syrup Festival

Do you know what в maple leaf is? Of course you do! It's on the Canadian flag. Maple leaves come from maple trees and one particular kind of maple tree – the sugar maple – gives Canadians their favourite sweet: maple syrup. Canadians like it so much that they even have special celebrations in honour of this sweet drink.

The tastiest time of the year

At the beginning of spring, when the days are warm but the nights are still cold, sugar maples start to produce sap, or free water. If you collect the sap and then boil it for a long time, you'll get maple syrup. If you cook it longer, you'll get maple sugar.

Both products are delicious, but you must be patient: it takes hours to go from 40 litres of sap to one litre of syrup.

Sweet Facts

Only sugar maples produce maple syrup, and only tall, graceful sugar maples growing in North America will do the trick. In spite of repeated efforts by Europeans to cultivate sugar maples, they have never succeeded. The secret is not only in the trees but in the climate too.

Maple sap flows best on still, sunny days. The boiling point of maple syrup is 7 degrees above the boiling point of water. Pure maple syrup has no fat and no proteins and is a good source of 3 essential elements – calcium, iron and thiamine. Canada supplies 80% of the world's maple syrup.

A little history

The boiling of sap to make maple syrup and maple sugar is one of the oldest traditions in Canada. It was inherited from the native people of North America who gave the while settlers their first taste of maple sugar and taught them how to make it.

When the "maple moon" season began, the Indians camped in maple groves and lived there until the sap stopped running. They cut holes in the trees and put in wooden spouts to guide the sap into special containers – mokuks.

When the mokuks were full, it was time to boil the sap. First, the Indians made a big fire. Then they heated stones in it. When the stones were hot, they picked them up (with sticks) and put mokuks on them.

Exercise 2. Answer the questions to the text.

  1. What is favourite Canadian sweet?

  2. What is it produced from?

  3. Why have the Europeans never succeeded in growing sugar maple?

  4. When is the fest held?

  5. Who gave the white people the first taste of maple syrup?

  6. How was it prepared?

  7. Why is it useful for people?

  8. What is the boiling point of maple syrup?

  9. Have you ever tasted maple syrup? Would you like to taste it?

Exercise 3. Make the summary of the information given in the text. Speak on the main facts.

TASK 4

Exercise. Render the text from Russian into English.

"Виктория"

Вот уже 40 лет опыт профессионалов хлебопекарного и мастеров кондитерского дела ОАО "Виктория" из года в год предоставляет на ваш стол хлеб и сладости высшего качества. Ежедневно выпуская огромное количество продукции, мы имеем развитую торговую базу в Мурманске и области.

Доброжелательный персонал всегда на страже качества выпускаемой продукции. Лаборатория постоянно проверяет состав и соответствие ГОСТам сырья и готовой продукции.

Ассортимент ОАО "Виктория" постоянно пополняется новинками. На сегодня выпускается 150 наименований продукции, в том числе 65 хлебобулочных изделий и 85 кондитерских изделий.

Одна из последних новинок, созданная на основе хмелевой композиции без использования дрожжей – хлеб "Богородский". Он содержит множество витаминов, клетчатку, а также минералы, необходимые организму каждый день, особенно в районах Крайнего Севера.

Среди новинок кондитерского производства – торты "Хазри", "Зимняя вишня", "Детский", пирожные "Сластена", "Пчелка" и другие сладости.

Особенной популярностью пользуются торты по индивидуальным заказам, которые можно сделать в течение суток любого размера, веса и содержания: со сливочным, белковым, масляным кремом или взбитыми сливками; украшенные фруктами, желе или шоколадом; с любым наполнением – бисквит, суфле, сгущенка. Кстати, вес самого большого торта, изготовленного мастерами-кондитерами, был свыше 50 кг и высотой в 1 метр.