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Who first discovered cocoa beans?
Christopher Columbus on his forth voyage to America in 1502 when he pick up the beans he had no idea that the beans in his hands were so value he thought that they were just regular beans he was more instred in finding a sea route the the west indies
What is specific heat value of cocoa beans?
Don't know about Coffee bean, but Coffee itself is 4.18x10^3 J/Kg C (same as water)
Who discovered the first cocoa bean?
Christopher Columbus on his forth voyage to America in 1502 when he pick up the beans he had no idea that the beans in his hands were so value he thought that they were just regular beans he was more instred in finding a sea route the the west indies
What would cocoa beans buy in the past?
In the past, cocoa beans were highly valued and used as a form of currency among various cultures, particularly by the ancient Aztecs and Mayans. They could be exchanged for goods and services, such as food, clothing, and even livestock. The beans were also used in religious ceremonies and as offerings, reflecting their significance beyond mere trade. Their value was so high that a certain number of beans could buy a turkey or a rabbit, illustrating their importance in daily life and commerce.
How many chocolate chip cookies are made a year?
10
Whats the commercial value of Penguins?
penguins do not have any commercial value.
Of what commercial value is yeast?
no value
How many baked beans fill a bath?
7,421,221 beans from Tesco Value Emma UK
What is the nutritional value of lima beans?
The nutrional value of lima beans is that they are a great source of vitamin D.
What does currency means in social studies?
Currency is the item that has been placed, a value or worth equivalent to certain items. Currency can come in many forms such as the Ancient Mayans utilized cocoa beans has money; or if a large group is on a deserted island, tools and or food may become currency.
What is the cost of ununbium?
Ununquadium cannot be a commercial product.
What are the ratings and certificates for This Film Has No Commercial Value - 2006?
This Film Has No Commercial Value - 2006 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:G
