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How did the Aztecs spell chocolate?
i think it was spelt xocolota. i am about fifty % shore.
When did Aztecs invent chocolate?
i am pretty sure that the aztecs did not invent chocolate
Did Aztecs think chocolate was important?
yes, because it was made from coco beans and they believed coco beans were god food. Chocolate was also important to Aztecs because you were able to use it as money or for trades.
What was the most popular food for Aztecs?
Chocolate was a delicacy by the Aztecs.
How invented chocolate?
aztecs
What have Aztecs invented?
chocolate
What country did the word chocolate come into the English language from?
I think the choco part comes from the word cacoa, the chocolate bean, and the late part from the chocolate made when the Aztecs boiled chocolate. So the answers do your question is Mexico.
What did Aztecs invent?
poo and chocolate
How did the aztecs find chocolate?
no ider
Where the first chocolate invented?
It was the Aztecs.
How do Aztecs eat chocolate?
its delicious
Did the Aztecs have sweets?
yes they had chocolate
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