THE ORIGINAL CARAMEL APPLE

00:00:00 Bright guitar music throughout. Red, yellow, and white Affy Tapple logo dissolves onto screen.

00:00:02 An offscreen worker wearing an apron pours sweetened condensed milk from a large bucket into a an industrial size copper kettle. There is a mixing device in the kettle that is stirring the ingredients for caramel.0

00:00:04 The copper kettle is shot from another angle and more zoomed out, while another worker wearing an apron and gloves pours a smaller bucket of white sugar into the kettle, which is still mixing.0

00:00:06 The same worker pours cream into the copper kettle from a plastic gallon measuring jug.0

00:00:07 closeup of warm, melted caramel being stirred.00:00:09.000

00:00:09 Extreme closeup of warm, melted caramel being poured in a thin stream into more caramel.0

00:00:10 Two workers wearing hairnets and gloves, one dressed in a white lab coat and the other wearing a white apron, hold onto each handled end of the copper kettle. They pour the warm, melted caramel into a large silver vat.0

00:00:12 A worker operates a machine that holds and lifts the silver vat up, pouring the same caramel into another large, silver vat that continues to stir the caramel.0

00:00:13 A large metal apple separator machine is shown. A worker in a hairnet and white lab coat observes as hundreds of red apples pour through the opening of the separator and roll down an open, wide metal chute and gather at the end in a pile.0

00:00:15 Closeup of red apples being cleaned on a series of black rollers.0

00:00:16 A large rectangular machine with vertical metal bars across the top continues cleaning the red apples on a yellow cleaning mat.0

00:00:17 A pile of red apples begin rolling down another thinner metal chute, and are redirected to the right onto a yellow moving belt. The belt pushes the apples through a cylindrical black brush scrubber and onto a second yellow belt.0

00:00:20 Two workers are seated one in front of the other with the moving belt full of apples to their left, their faces obstructed by a cylindrical machine that is used to put wooden sticks into the apples. Both workers, wearing hairnets, gloves, and white lab coats, grab the apples from the belt and put them on the sticking machine.0

00:00:21 One of the workers is shown from the opposite side. They are placing each apple onto the sticking machine, underneath a metal tube that is loaded with a wooden stick. The machine uses hydraulics to push the stick into the apple. Once the stick has been inserted, the cylinder body of the machine spins and the worker places a new apple onto the empty area to repeat the process.0

00:00:24 A yellow belt full of red apples with light tan wooden sticks inserted into them moves towards the camera, while you can see the worker's hands in the background continuing to grab apples off the belt for sticking.0

00:00:25 A worker wearing clear vinyl gloves is grabbing the sticked apples from a metal chute to the left by the apple with the stick side down. There is a line of moving cylindrical metal tubes that have a small hole in the top moving smoothly right. The worker quickly grabs apple after apple, popping the sticks into the holes, and the apples are carried away down the line.0

00:00:28 The sticked apples stuck into the metal cylindrical holders swing downwards in a single file. Each apple is dipped into a metal trough of caramel by swinging down, around, and then continues being dragged through the caramel trough. The large silver stirring vat seen earlier is continuing to slowly pour caramel into the trough.0

00:00:29 The same process is shown from a side angle, while a worker monitors the apples being dragged into the caramel.0

00:00:30 Closeup of the sticked apples on the machine being dragged through the trough of caramel. The camera pans to the left to follow the apple as it moves along a mechanical line. Now drenched in caramel, the apples spin on the cylindrical metal tubes to remove the excess caramel.0

00:00:36 The apples covered in caramel continue spinning on the metal tubes while moving, and are rolled into a large, round, spinning pan filled with chopped peanuts. The camera pans left to follow. After each apple is covered in peanuts, it lifts slightly over the lip of the pan, then is routed down towards another large, spinning pan of crushed peanuts.0

00:00:40 The tubes open as the caramel apple reaches the second pan, and the caramel apple is dropped onto the spinning pan.0

00:00:42 The peanut caramel apples are shown on the next line, a moving metal mechanical factory line that has round divots large enough to hold a caramel apple. Each divot holds a clear plastic folding package with a caramel apple inside. The machine closes each package.0

00:00:44 A large roll of rectangular Affy Tapple labels is shown rotating on a machine. The camera pans down to show the roll is being fed into a roller, which removes the label and rolls it onto the plastic packaging front, which seals the caramel apple inside. Each metal divot holder then rolls under the line, dropping the packaged Affy Tapple onto metal chute.0

00:00:49 An overhead shot of the packaged Affy Tapples sliding from the chute onto a huge, round, white, plastic spinning tray.0

00:00:51 Two workers in aprons, wearing gloves and hairnets, grab the packaged Affy Tapples and place them into brown cardboard boxes with the Affy Tapple logo and the word "Perishable" at the top flap.0

00:00:53 The box is pushed down a line of metal rollers, while a taping machine overhead seals the box with packing tape.0

00:00:56 Fast motion. A huge pile of sealed cardboard boxes spin while a wrapping machine tightly wraps the boxes together with flexible clear plastic wrap.0

00:00:58 Overhead shot of the entire factory line. The camera pans left to show an overhead view of each previous step described.0

00:01:01 The scene fades to dark as the Affy Tapple logo dissolves onto the screen, then disappears as the video fades to black.