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Irish chocolate maker who first imported cacao beans to the American colionies?
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When did chocolate get to the us?
Chocolate was introduced to the United States when Irish chocolate-maker John Hanan imported cocoa beans from the West Indies into Dorchester, Massachusetts, to refine them with the help of American Dr. James Baker. (Year 1765) The pair soon after built America's first chocolate mill and by 1780, the mill was making the famous BAKER'S ® chocolate.
Do Irish people eat chocolate?
If you know Irish supermarkets sell chocolate, then yes, they do eat chocolate.
What is the Irish for chocolate?
It's seacláid in Irish.
How do you say 'chocolate' in Irish Gaelic?
In Irish it's "seacláid"
Does Bailey's mint chocolate Irish cream have chocolate?
Yes, it does.
Where can one purchase imported Irish linen sheets?
One can purchase imported Irish Linen sheets when one goes to the official site of Ferguson's Irish linen. There one can find pure wool white linen bedding for sale.
Is chocolate eclair cake Irish?
No.
Are chocolate mint brownies Irish?
yes they are
Is John Kerry Irish?
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How do you say chocolate in Gaelic?
In Irish it's "seacláid"
Who was a Irish chocolate maker?
Coenraad Van Houten
What is the Irish Gaelic for chocolate?
Seacláid (shock-lawj)
