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What are kinder eggs?
Kinder eggs is chocolate eggs with brown chocolate on the outside and white chocolate on the inside of the egg. And inside the egg it's a toy surprise. You could buy Kinder eggs in a 3-pack or only one egg if you want. And now you could buy small 21 grams Kinder-bars in a 6-pack, the name of this is "Kinder Maxi".
Who won the Nobel prize till now in India?
name those india scientist who won noble prizes
What is a good name for a male chocolate labrador?
Sam Or Cody you decide but those two are really good names for chocolate labradors
What are some commodities that come from hershey chocolate bars?
they use a lot of stuff like eggs and i wont name the other stuff
Name the prizes won by aryabhatta?
oscar
Does New Yorks city's famous egg cream contain cream but no eggs?
Despite its name, the egg cream contains neither eggs nor cream. The basic ingredients are milk, seltzer, and chocolate syrup.
Is Chocolate a good cat name?
Yes, Chocolate is a cute name!
Im looking for what the name is chocolate covered lollypops from years ago are called?
i used to love those they are called dingalings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the name of the Mint chocolate Pringles?
The Mint Chocolate Pringles are known as "Mint Chocolate Cookie" Pringles. They are part of a limited edition flavor line that combines the classic potato chip with a sweet mint chocolate taste, catering to those who enjoy unique and unconventional snack flavors.
Why did they choose the name chocolate?
chocolate is traditional to them
What is the name of the Aztec chocolate god?
chocolate
What chocolate bar is short for a wanderer?
The chocolate bar that is short for a wanderer is the "Roamer." The name suggests someone who roams or travels, fitting the theme of exploration and adventure. This playful connection makes it a fun reference for those who enjoy both chocolate and travel.
