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Hotel Chocolat, Thorntons, Nestle and The Chocolate Trading company all make gluten and wheat free chocolate but not all of it is so make sure you buy the correct type.
Cadbury is the company that produces chocolate bars with the name 'Dairy Milk'. However, in the United States, Dairy Milk is produced by The Hershey Company.
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Sort of- it's a chocolate-coated wafer bar that comes in bars of either two or four strips, that can be broken off and eaten seperately. They are manufactured in England by Nestle, and are hugely popular (by the way, it's spelt 'KitKat', all one word).
chocolateneansAnother response:Chocolatiers make confections from chocolate, whereas Chocolate-Makers make the actual chocolate from cacao beans and other ingredients.
In 1903, in Warren, Onio, he formed his own maple sugar business which became the largest producer of maple sugar in the world. He sold the business in 1909. In 1911, he began to produce chocolate candy under the company name of the Queen Victoria Chocolate Company. After he sold his Lifesavers creation, he went on, in 1916 and started the Crane Chocolate Company.
KitKat Crescent. This stadium was formerly known as Bootham Crescent, but was renamed KitKat Crescent as part of a sponsorship deal with Nestlé.
The shape of a KitKat is quite complicated. If you change all the angled faces into horizontal or vertical faces, then a two piece KitKat is an octagon based prism. A four piece KitKat is a 14-gon based prism. Without that approximation it is not even a prism since the cross-section is not exactly uniform at an end and in the middle.
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His name was Augustus Gloop. He didn't make it past the chocolate mixing room.
The name is the simplest -- it was taken from the KitKat club, an 18th-century literary salon in Christopher Catling's (hence the "Kit Cat") pie-house in Shire Lane, England. However, since it was initially launched in London and the South East in September 1935 as 'Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp', and re-named two years later as KitKat Chocolate Crisp, it may have actually been named for later variations of the KitKat club. Kit Kat bars don't actually have a single shape/size. They are half-finger sized Kit Kat Petit in Japan, have only three fingers in Arabia, and are giant -- twelve-finger family-size bars -- in Australia and France. There are also dozens of variations on the flavor, so that can't be answered either. See link below.
it is cocoa beans