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Chocolate
Milk chocolate, dark chocolate, chocolate chips, chocolate ice cream... Chocolate has been a favorite confection throughout the ages. Ask or answer questions about this sweet treat.
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What is in chocolate that people are allergic to?
probably all the sugar they shouldn't take for their weakness with sugar,or the peanuts make people think they can't eat chocolate or, candy ,sweets etc.
How do you plant a cacao tree?
step one: get the seeds.
step two: dig a hole.
step three: put the seeds in the hole.
step four: cover the hole with the dirt you dug out before.
step five: water the seeds that are in the hole.. to do so get some water and pour it over the spot you put the seeds inthe ground.
step six: wait for it to grow.
********BE SURE YOU ARE PLANTING THIS TREE IN A TROPICAL CLIMATE************
What are the 8 organs of the digestive system?
First of all, there are only 6 main organs in the digestive system, and I will list them here.
The Mouth, Pharynx, Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine.
How does chocolate affect society?
chocolate has affected society in many ways, for example many people for many years have been buying chocolate so the economy has been booming.
How much does unsweetened cocoa cost?
The cost of unsweetened cocoa depends on the amount, brand, and store. In general is can cost $4-$7 a pound for unsweetened cocoa.
How many types of Milka chocolate is there?
Milka Alpine Milk Chocolate, Milka Chocolate with Nuts and Nugat, Milka Alpine Milk Creme Chocolate, Milka Milk Creme Chocolate , Milka Caramel chocolate Milka Cafe Creme Chocolate
Milka chocolate in USA
Milka chocolate is Kraft Foods' bestselling brand of milk chocolate. It is sold in bar form, in holiday shapes, and in a variety of specialty forms. The name "MILKA" consists of the words Milch and Kakao (Milk and Cacao in German). Milka is the leading European chocolate and one of Kraft's billion-dollar brands. Milka's unique lilac-colored packaging and the famous lilac cow symbolize its Alpine heritage
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How much is a chocolate ice cream?
A chocolate ice cream price varies with where the ice cream is made, how much it costs to make it, and how warm a day it is.
Where can you buy chocolate fudge sandwich cookies?
You can purchase chocolate fudge sandwich cookies in most grocery stores and department stores which carry cookies.
Does purdys chocolate stores sell organic non sweetened chocolate?
yes it does. i work there and i have seen it. personally i dont think candy is candy without sugar.
What can you use instead of a baked taco rack?
You can use your oven racks, if your oven racks are clean and the space between rows are not too wide. Wrap corn tortillas in a damp paper towel and microwave for 30-40 seconds until limp. Spray both sides with cooking spray then drape the corn tortillas over two of the wires of the oven rack to bake. Draping over just one wire can result in the tortilla tearing along the wire, but can work if the rows are two far apart to drape over two wires.
How does a cube of ice help to cool a cup of chocolate that is too hot to drink?
Because the ice is cold. A more affective way of cooling hot cocoa is using milk because the ice waters the cocoa down.
Who bought chocolate to the UK?
I dont know
But I do buy chocolate in the U.K
According to Alan Davidson in The Oxford Companion to Food, chocolate was first sold in London in 1657 by a Frenchman with a shop in Gracechurch Street, who advertised it as "an excellent West India drink [which] cures and preserves the body of many diseases". Not inly did he sell it ready to drink, but he also showed his customers how to make it themselves with a recipe book they were encouraged to buy. The great diarist Samuel Pepys refers several times to a morning drink of 'Chocolatte' in the 1660s. It's also thought that England may have been the first place where chocolate drinks were made using milk kinstead of just water, although this came later.
Who invented Cadbury chocolate?
John Cadbury invented Cadbury chocolate. He was born on the 12th of August 1801 and passed away on the 11th of May 1889. The founding of the buisness started in 1831 when John first made cocoa products on a factory scale in an old malthouse in Crooked Lane, Birmingham in England.
John Cadbury retired in 1861, handing over the buisness to his eldest sons Richard and George. It is to their leadership that the success of the enterprise is owed as the company grew.
Today, the company has developed with new building methods and chocolates being carried out. Cadbury is sold over the world and the most favourite chocolate is Dairy Milk, while the most favourite assortment is the Cadbury Roses.
Further information:
Cadbury chocolate was primarily developed by Cadbury's son George. George Cadbury was born on 19 September 1839. The son of a tea and coffee drinker, he was compelled at an early age to take over the business when both his parents suffered ill health. After 5 years, he and his older brother Richard developed the popular use of cocoa as a drink, sold as a powder so customers could add water or milk. Over time, the brothers improved the quality of the cocoa through developing a new cocoa bean processing technique.
George Cadbury was an employer who truly practised the tenet that if you look after your employees, they'll look after you. He built homes for his workers among attractive surroundings and gardens, was generous with time off, provided sporting and recreational facilities, provided health treament and a retirement fund. This was a hugely progressive step from the workhouse conditions endured by many employees of the time.
John Cadbury, a young Quaker, was the first to begin Candbury Chocolates. He opened the first shop in 1824 in Birmingham, UK. Originally, Cadbury's was focused on trading tea and coffee. Then it spread into cocoa beverages and eventually into the chocolate business.
No, I'm pretty sure that Maltesers are their own company or part of the Galaxy company, not Nestlé.
i already found that 2 ounces of baked chocolate can kill a 20 pund dog or poision hom
