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What time was the chocolate discovered?
it was discovered in 1527 in Spain
Who invented hot chocolate?
Chocolate was discovered and brought to Europe in the early 1500s by the explorer Cortez. After its introduction in Spain, the drink began to be served hot. Info came from website linked below.
Who dicovered Spain?
The Neanderthal discovered Spain.
Where is chocolate discovered?
the cacao bean was discovered at South America
Did the Aztecs invented chocolate?
Yees they 'discovered' chocolate.
Spain is to Argentina as Portugal is to?
Spain discovered and colonized Argentina Brazil discovered and colonized Brazil.
Where is the origin of the word chocolate?
Spain
Who added sugar to chocolate?
Spain
What are quinielas in Spain?
they are chocolate mouses
Which country discovered rubgy?
Spain discovered rugby
Where was Spanish discovered?
in spain
Who brought chocolate to Spain in 1529?
Columbus
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