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What did Aztecs invent?
poo and chocolate
Did Aztecs invent chocolate drink?
YES they did
Did the Aztecs invented chocolate?
Yees they 'discovered' chocolate.
Where did explorer Cortes inventor of hot chocolate make hot chocolate?
Cortes did not invent hot chocolate. The Aztecs (present day Mexico) drank a chocolate beverage, and Cortes brought it back to the court of Spain, in Sevilla.
What did the Aztecs think about chocolate?
because the aztecs used chocolate as currency
What game did the Aztecs invent?
Monopoly
Did the aztecs invent the number 0?
No
When did the Aztecs invent popcorn?
1692
What was the most popular food for Aztecs?
Chocolate was a delicacy by the Aztecs.
How invented chocolate?
aztecs
What have Aztecs invented?
chocolate
Who was the first person to invent chocolate?
The ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, such as the Aztecs and the Mayans, are credited with inventing chocolate. They consumed cacao beans in a bitter drink long before it was sweetened and turned into the chocolate we know today.
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