Not very much. Most chocolates (especially white and milk chocolate) tend to be high in caloires and fats. Dark Chocolate does have some antioxidants in it (from the high percentage of real cocoa in it), but chocolate is considered a treat. It is very sugary and not very healthy.
Non at all.
Yes, in fact in "every chocolate chip cookie" there are millions of micro-fibers that have a lot of nutritional value to the human body. :)
Chocolate in general may not have significant nutritional value, but many people will tell you that it has a pleasant and soothing quality. Adding milk and sugar to make milk chocolate takes away a lot of the bitter taste and gives it a bigger nutritional boost.
Well, you would need to be more specific about what type of information. Nutritional value of chocolate? How chocolate is harvested / made? How it is grown? How it is eaten? Chemical compound differences? History of chocolate? ect.
Dark chocolate has several healthy attributes including antioxidents. Antioxidents when combined with fruits and nuts, typical of a dark chocolate mixture, provide even more nutritional value. Nuts contain fiber, unsaturated fats and vitamins, while fruits also contain vitamins.
Their is no nutritional value in soda.
Yes, it is excellent nutritional value
What is the nutritional value for 1/2 cup of Tofu?
It entirely depends on many variables. Some of these factors would be the type of cookie, brand, and ingredients used.
Cellulose does have nutritional value. It is a major source of the needed fiber in our diet.
Despite its high fat and sugar content, chocolate in small quantities is also nutritious. It contains flavonids/phytochemicals and antioxidants, and there is some evidence that very dark chocolate in small quantities is actually good for cardiovascular health. Chcolate also contains vitamin E, iron, and copper. However, once you start eating too much chocolate the saturated fat in it overrides any other nutritional benefit, and chocolate can contribute to obesity, cholesterol, hardening of the arteries, etc.
Einsteinium doesn't have nutritional value and shouldn't be ingested due to its radioactive status.