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Coco (or cocao) beans are used in making chocolate.
I wonder if it's chocolate or coco beans all I know is that it is used to make coffee
The Aztec's used the cacao beans for money. With that, they would trade with the merchants for other goods.
The proper noun is Coco's (a possessive name for a company or enterprise).The word "coco" is also used to mean coconuts, as in the coco palm (cocoa palm).The beans and plants from which cocoa and chocolate are derived have the spelling cocoa and cacao.
Cocoa beans and coffee beans are two totally different products. They are used to make two very different foods (chocolate and coffee), look different, are grown / harvested diffeernt, taste, and smell different.
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The coco used in Hot chocolate can be used for cooking.
The "cocoa" part of the cocoa bean refers to the processed and ground seed of the cacao tree. When the beans are harvested, fermented, dried, roasted, and cracked open, they yield cocoa nibs, which are then ground to produce cocoa mass, butter, and powder used in making chocolate and other products.
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Arsenic was once used as a treatment for various medical conditions because of its toxic properties. It was believed to be effective in treating certain skin conditions, such as psoriasis, as well as syphilis and leukemia. However, its toxic nature led to its abandonment as a medical treatment.
In those times chocolate was a very big thing. It was worth a lot. So this is the reason the Aztecs used chocolate as money. :)
Pinto beans are commonly used to make refried beans.