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Mexico created chocolate?
Yes; Mexico introduced chocolate to the world (Aztec: xocolatl), (Maya: chocolha).
Was chocolate made in mexico?
No
Which country invented solid chocolate?
Chocolate was invented in Mexico by the Aztecs.
Were did the word chocolate come from?
Mexico
Which country chocolate come from?
Mexico
What is in Mexico the drink of Gods?
Chocolate
What country started chocolate?
mexico
Where did chocolate spread from Mexico?
I think that chocolate spread to Europe and that's where they made more chocolate recipes.
Which country did chocolate oragen from?
Chocolate originated from Mexico where the cacao tree originates from.
When was the first death by chocolate recorded?
Mexico
Which place do they invest chocolate?
They invest in Mexico
What country did chocolate start?
Mexico i suppose
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