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Who was the Aztec god of chocolate?
The Aztec god Xochiquetzal was the god of chocolate, fertility, and soil.
What did the Aztec adults drink?
The Aztec adults drank hot chocolate because the aztec ruler drank hot chocolate
What is the name of the Aztec chocolate god?
chocolate
What is the origin for chocolate?
aztec and maya
Who is xocolat in Aztec's?
the king of chocolate cats
Name a few Aztec empire achievements?
chocolate
Was chocolate always a food product in Aztec times?
no
How did Aztec use chocolate?
he used it to make bitter
Did Aztec make chocolate?
They cut down the tree of cacao. The cacao is beans that have chocolate inside it. That's how the Aztecs made chocolate.
What is Aztec's currency?
the Aztec currency is known as chold a mixure of two dearly beloved things: Chocolate and gold.
What are some things about the Aztec writing?
Chocolate, Popcorn and gum.
Who created chocolate the Aztec or the Easter bunny?
the easter bunny
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