the first chocolate was invented in AD 600, by the Aztecs. But, it wasn't like a chocolate bar or anything, it was a drink which tasted bitter and disgusting because there was no milk, or even sugar. However, the first chocolatebar like the ones we eat now where properly invented by Herni Nestle 1875, which had added milk, and in the shape of a BAR!
The First Solid Eating Chocolate Was Produced In 1847 And Was Invented In 1850
j s fry in 1847
Chocolate comes from the cacao tree, which is indigenous to the Americas. So the ancient peoples of Central and South America first discovered and used cocoa and chocolate, not the Egyptians.
When Europeans first started exploring the Americas, they discovered that the Mayans and Aztecs already were consuming chocolate, as a drink. They had been consuming chocolate since about 2,000 years ago. The Europeans took the chocolate to Europe, and it went on from there. So this would have been from the late 1400s on. See the Related link below.
it was invented beforre because the spanish people from the renaissance invented it when they discovered america and got to the mayas
Yes, because chocolate was always available as a paste, dried and shaped into balls or discs. These would be grated into hot water for a drink, or sometimes in a pinch eaten straight. Chocolate accompanied military campaigns from pre-Columbian times. It is true the solid bars of chocolate as we know them today were not invented until 1847.
Stuff that wouldn't spread germs like vegatables and fruit.
It was thought that chocolate was made by the Inca's but was made into a alcoholic drink, it was later discovered by explorers who brought back to America and made it solid.
Chocolate is a delicious solid.
Chocolate can be a solid, or a sloid in the form of a powder (cocoa powder). But chocolate can also exist as a liquid when melted.
it was discovered in 1527 in Spain
In the 1800's, Bristol Firm Fry & Sons invented solid chocolate.
Chocolate as a prepared food product typically exists as a solid or liquid.
the cacao bean was discovered at South America
Yees they 'discovered' chocolate.
It is 100% solid when cooked.
crystilline solid
Chocolate was invented in Mexico by the Aztecs.
"Chocolate" was known from prehistoric times in the New World (South America) where it originated, so no one knows who discovered it or when. As far as the discovery of Chocolate by Europeans, by at least one account Columbus may have brought a few beans back in 1492, and Cortez is said to have noted its use in Mexico in 1519. Try typing <history chocolate> in Google to get much more, including the dates of later developments like solid chocolate (it was consumed as a beverage before that). Chocolate may have been discovered in 600 A.D. Cocoa trees grew wild in the Amazon and tropical rain forests of Central and South America for thousands of years -- way before it ever reached us in Europe.