NO! you can't get spots from eating chocolate.
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Henry began to get spots
Phytochemicals are the little spots of powdered chocolate that they put on hot chocolates in cafes in Paris.
When milk chocolate produces white spots on its surface, it is said to have bloomed. This is because of the chocolate's surface moisture, and these spots are either sugar or fat. Blooming is caused by improper storage (it's either too hot or has changed environments too quickly). Fortunately, it poses no health hazards, and is still good to eat!
Moldy chocolate appears fuzzy or discolored with green, white, or black spots. You can identify it by its unusual appearance and musty smell. It is important to discard moldy chocolate to avoid potential health risks.
no it dousent . If you need help of cleaning up your spots go to boots and get witch hasel face wash and witch hasel concealer! it works and it is very cheap to buy
John Midas' house, where his mother saw some spots on his nose, where he hid his candies and where he turned his mother into chocolate. Dr Cranium's office, where he was diagnosed with chocolatitis. At school, where he turned a variety of items into chocolate.
no it isn't. many people say that it causes spots and oily skin, but scientific experiments have proved that it has no effect on your skin.
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Spots vs Stripes is a series of challenges set by 'Cadbury', a chocolate company. Spots vs Stripes is set up so people can understand the Olympics and Paralympics better, and they also help normal people in the community get recognized by setting new world records. Hope this helps!
A chocolate chip muffin is typically a golden brown color on the outside, with darker brown or black spots where the chocolate chips are embedded. The interior of the muffin is usually a lighter, buttery yellow or tan shade, depending on the ingredients used. Overall, the combination of colors gives it an inviting and delicious appearance.
Bad chocolate may appear discolored, have a dull or grayish appearance, or develop white spots called "bloom." It may also have a rancid or sour smell. To tell if chocolate has gone bad, check for any of these signs and taste a small amount to see if it has an off flavor.