lol it probably has mold on it or its rot....
Depends on the type of chocolate. It can be brown or white.
It's rather what ISN'T used that makes white chocolate white. There's no cocoa in white chocolate, and that's what gives regular chocolate its brown colour.
There are many brown (usually known as Chocolate) cats, but very few breeds are exclusively a chocolate colour. The York Chocolate cat is one breed that usually has some chocolate colouring, although white patches are permitted. There other cat breeds that the chocolate colour appears in: Persians, British Shorthair, Himalayan and some Exotics. Chocolate can also be present on a "colourpoint" cat - white body with brown "points" such as paws, tail, ears and some of the face. Another "brown" colour is the Tabby pattern. This isn't plain colour but the brown is apparent in the Tabby coat pattern.
Hyena poo is a chalky white due to the high bone content of their diet.
The white beans are best dried in the open-air, which alters the colour to a light brown. Beans used in chocolate, are roasted to get that deeply brown colour.
It is brown or white, depending on the type of chocolate. White chocolate is not really chocolate, but a mixture of cocoa butter which comes from the cocoa bean. In order to be called chocolate in the U.S. there must also be cocoa solids from chocolate liquor present. However, few make the distinction when talking about chocolate.
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Cocoa powder (the base for chocolate) is naturally brown, after it is roasted. This gives the chocolate a brown color. White chocolate is actually not technically chocolate at all, since it contains no cocoa. Instead, the milk fats, cocoa fats, sugar, milk solids, and cream give it the white color.
All other measurements being equal, two diamonds of the same clarity, carat weight and cut, one being white and the other being brown, you'll pay more for a white diamond. Brown diamonds are the most common colour of diamond found, and one shade of this colour is called chocolate.
Brown or white
brown and white
brown white would be light brown. do you by any chance mean "brown OR white"? just wondering.