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The chocolate was brought from the New World to the Old World after 1492. After that the Mayans and the Aztecs of Central America had been Cultivating it .
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How did the europeans learn about chocolate?
The first time Europeans were introduced to chocolate was in the 1500s (learning in the Central/South America) thanks to the Spanish explorers! Hope this helps! :)
What did the Europeans do when the got to Sydney?
Drank hot chocolate
Why did the europeans want to learn more about the world?
Because some Europeans did know how outside looks and what to learn more
What did the Europeans introduce in the Caribbean?
weapons and food
Was Christopher Columbus able to eat chocolate chip cookies?
Nope. Chocolate wasn't known to the Europeans in that time frame.
How did Europeans learn of the Nubian culture?
something
When did they start eating chocolate?
When Europeans first started exploring the Americas, they discovered that the Mayans and Aztecs already were consuming chocolate, as a drink. They had been consuming chocolate since about 2,000 years ago. The Europeans took the chocolate to Europe, and it went on from there. So this would have been from the late 1400s on. See the Related link below.
What is the name of the first kind of chocolate invented?
The Aztecs drank a chocolate drink and when the Europeans came into Mexico and South America they discovered chocolate and took it back to Europe.
How and when did europeans learned about chocolate?
Ian Stewart told them about lasagna then they figured out how to make chocolate through their knowledge of lasagna
Do children have different nutrition needs?
Yes! Chocolate, Chocolate and more Chocolate! if you do not give them chocolate they will DIE! Peace out! Ohh learn to spell- eat chocolate!
From where did the Europeans learn about coffee?
they learned about coffee from the Ethiopians and Arabs
Where can I go online to learn about chocolate tools for my christmas deserts?
You can learn about chocolate tool for christmas deserts on the following website: www.chocoley.com/chocolatetools.htm . They are extremely helpful!
