Chocolate

yes they were married they were a gay couple alfred hershey was sugar baby of milton hershey who gave alfred money to do his experiments

Yes you can.

it can do a lot ofdamadge to your teeth becase you can get cavitys

800 million kisses are made daily

While it's not known exactly how Kisses got their name, it is a popular theory that the candy was named for the sound or motion of the chocolate being deposited during the manufacturing process.

I don't know.. Im trying to figure out if the Caramel & Nut Mini crisps ones are two!!, someone help me??!

To get to cocoa beans to the plant where they are harvested and prepared, they often go by man (foot) or by car. To go from the cleaning and preparing plant to the Hershey Processing Plant, they often go by airplane and then by car.

He worked at a newspaper factory for his first job-fired, then a carmel factory... eventually, he just started putting carmel on chocolate, sending it to various countries.

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ok vanilla is better to me..chocolate tastes too chocolatly,,ps i no that sounds wierd.

I like vanilla more,too. Yeah,Chocolate taste like Dark Chocolate..

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Chocolate contains Magnesium, which is a calming mineral that lowers the blood pressure.

Health Benefits:

Gives energy

Lowers blood pressure

Treats Angina Pectoris

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A candy rapper! haha, that was an answer on my homework.

From the question I interpret x chocolates and y chocolates to be 2 different kinds of chocolates.

Also, there is a slight problem in the interpretation of "under the budget of 500". To be "under" it cannot be equal to, thus the maximum amount that can be spend it 499.99

Which means you could buy:

499.99 ÷ 80 = 6 and a bit → 6 x chocolates and no y chocolates for a cost of 6 × 80 = 480

You could buy 1 less x, leaving 99.99 for y→ 5 x chocolates, 1 y chocolate for a cost of 5 × 80 + 60 = 460

Another 1 less x, leaving 179.99 for y → 4 x chocolates and 2 y chocolates for a cost of 4 × 80 + 2 × 60 = 440. If you were to try to buy another y chocolate (4 x and 3 y) the total would be 500 which is NOT under 500.

Another 1 less x, leaving 259.99 for y → 3 x chocolates and 4 y chocolates for a cost of 3 × 80 + 4 × 60 = 480

Another 1 less x, → 2 x chocolates and 5 y chocolates for a cost of 460

1 x chocolate and 6 y chocolates = 440. If you were to try to buy another y chocolate (1x and 7 y) the total cost would be 500 with it NOT under 500.

0 x chocolates and 8 y chocolates for a cost of 480

There is NO indication in the question of how far under the budget, nor if the maximum of each is bought; thus you can buy any of the following combination of x and y chocolates to be UNDER the budget of 500:

0 x and 0-8 y for a cost of 0 to 480

1 x and 0-6 y for a cost of 80 to 440

2 x and 0-5 y for a cost of 160 to 460

3 x and 0-4 y for a cost of 240 to 480

4 x and 0-2 y for a cost of 320 to 440

5 x and 0-1 y for a cost of 400 to 460

6 x and 0 y for a for of 480

If you were to try to buy 1 x and 7 y or 4 x and 3 y the total cost would be 500 which is NOT UNDER (ie less than) the budget of 500. If the question had stated for a maximum budget of 500, then these combinations could be purchased as the maximum budget of 500 implies less than or equal to the budget of 500.

The maximum would be to buy 0 x and 8 y for a total cost of 480.

If you have to buy at least 1 of each, then 1 x and 6 y for a total cost of 440 would get the most and have the most amount left from the budget.

Yes, mostly because chocolate can have many different formulations. For example, baking chocolate and milk chocolate have different melting points.

To determine what is better it is there needs to be two things to compare. If something is better then something has to be worse. For example, which is better chocolate or vanilla?

No.

Baking chocolate comes in conveniently measured amounts called squares (the name comes from the shape) and can be purchased in grocery stores and supermarkets throughout the continent.

The chocolate comes in dark or bitter, semi-sweet, sweet and in some areas white. These correspond to the amount of sugar added to the cocoa along with a small amount of fat to make them keep their shape.

To use them, you simply break off the number of "squares" your recipe calls for and melt them in a double boiler.

Milk comes in many varieties. Some are higher in fat that others. Milk provide little to know sodium, fiber, or carbohydrates. It does provide a lot of calcium, though.

You can add cocoa to it. Also, you can try adding some chocolate chips or melted chocolate into the mix, along with some vanilla extract.

Probably , so long as it doens't have a 'filled' fondant centre, such as caramel or peppermint.

no. Dark chocolate doesn't have omega 3 fatty acids.

D. strawberries and blueberries on a salad

Hershey's: Hard to hold when it gets hot.