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How did the aztecs find chocolate?
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When did Aztecs invent chocolate?
i am pretty sure that the aztecs did not invent chocolate
What did the Aztecs think about chocolate?
because the aztecs used chocolate as currency
What was the most popular food for Aztecs?
Chocolate was a delicacy by the Aztecs.
How invented chocolate?
aztecs
What have Aztecs invented?
chocolate
What did Aztecs invent?
poo and chocolate
Where the first chocolate invented?
It was the Aztecs.
How do Aztecs eat chocolate?
its delicious
Did the Aztecs have sweets?
yes they had chocolate
Who used chocolate as a currency?
The Aztecs
When did aztecs discover chocolate?
today
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