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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.
4,682 Questions
What varieties of Kinder Bueno are available?
There are only two varieties of Kinder Bueno available: the classic one is a hazelnut cream filled wafer with chocolate covering; the second and newest variety is called Kinder Bueno white and is the same cream filled wafer, but then covered with white chocolade.
How much chocolate do Australians eat?
Australians eat an average of five to six kilograms of chocolate per person every year. The Australian chocolate industry is worth $2.5 billion each year
When was the Almond Joy candy bar introduced?
Throughout history there are many reports of sugared nuts being offered as a sweet snack. Although it cannot be confirmed, it is widely believed that chocolate covered almonds came into popularity in the mid 1700's when a recipe book called The Compleat Housewife was published.
Coca beans, sugars and various other things
Chocolate (see below for etymology) describes a number of raw and processed products that originate from the tropical cacao tree. It is a common ingredient in many kinds of sweets, chocolate candy, ice creams, cookies, cakes, pies, and desserts. It is one of the most popular flavours in the world. Chocolate is made from the fermented, roasted, and ground beans taken from the pod of the tropical cacao tree Theobroma cacao native to Central America, which has an intensely flavoured bitter taste. The resulting products are known as "chocolate" or, in some parts of the world, cocoa. The bean products are known under different names in different parts of the world. In the American chocolate industry: * Cocoa is the solids of the cacao bean, * Cocoa butter is the fat component, and * Chocolate is a combination of the solids and the fat. It is the solid and the fat combination, sweetened with sugar and other ingredients, that is made into chocolate bars and which is commonly referred to as chocolate by the public. It can also be made into beverages (called cocoa and hot chocolate), and this was the original form used by the Aztecs, the Mayas, and the first European consumers. Chocolate is often produced as small moulded forms in the shape of animals, people, or inanimate objects to celebrate festivals worldwide. For example, moulds of rabbits or eggs for Easter, coins or Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus) for Christmas, and hearts for Valentine's Day. Strictly speaking, chocolate is any product based 99% on cocoa solid and/or cocoa fat. Because it is used in a vast number of byproducts any change in the cost of making it has a huge impact on the industry. Adding ingredients is an aspect of the taste. On the other hand, reducing cocoa solid content, or substituting cocoa fat with a non-cocoa one, reduces the cost of making it. There has been disagreement in the EU about the definition of chocolate. * Some want to see the definition allowing for any cocoa solid content and any kind of fat in chocolate. This would allow a merely coloured and flavoured margarine to be sold as being chocolate. In some countries this happens, and a 50% to 70% cocoa solid dark-chocolate, with no additive, for domestic use, is hard to find and expensive. * Others believe in adhering more strictly to the definition above.
Chocolate, depending on the type, can be made from various ingredients. It also depends on the brand. Milk, semi-sweet, un-sweetened, and dark chocolate all contain cocoa powder (in different concentrations and percentages, though). White chocolate is actually only from cocoa butter / fat. Other common ingredients in many types of chocolates are milk, cream, butter, cocoa butter, milk fat / milk solids, sugar, artificial sweetners, colors, and preservatives.
To make Ben Jerry's Chunky Monkey add walnuts and dark chocolate chunks to what flavor of ice cream?
Banana
Can you leave cornstarch out of a chocolate chip cookie recipe?
Ive never put cornstarch in choc chip cookies Never seen it in any recipe.
Where did Fry's chocolate make there chocolate?
It's most current factory is Somerdale Factory which is in Keynsham.
What do you use chocolate for in recipes?
choclate cakes, brownies and cookies and lots of other things!
It's called the law of diminishing returns...
What company makes Almond Joy candy bars?
Almond Joy candy bars are made by The Hersey Company. The Almond Joy was first introduced in the year 1946 as a replacement for the Dream Bar, that contained similar ingredients.
Where could one find good deals on chocolate ugg boots?
The best place is the Ugg outlet shop at Newbury Common, NY. If you are unable to get there, try eBay for second hand ones. You may also be able to find a kind supplier who will post them over from the states- where they are much cheaper - and tick "Gift" on the customs form so you do not have to pay any extra.
Where is the Moonstruck Chocolate Company located?
The Moonstruck Chocolate Company is a very popular retailer in Oregon. The Moonstruck Chocolate Company has many different locations throughout Portland.
How many chocolate coins are there usually in a bag?
All bags of chocolate coins are different and some may include more than others. Bags of chocolate coins are a popular gift on holidays such a Christmas and usually contain 10-15 chocolate coins per bag.
How many miles does CHOCOLATE TRAVEL?
it travel around your ares for a billion miles the poos in your face
Where can you buy kayo chocolate drink in Indiana?
Unfortunately, as far as I know Kayo isn't made anymore. You can buy Kayo hot chocolate packets, I've seen them for sale online. I remember Kayo as the best chocolate drink ever, and although I enjoy YooHoo now, I remember Kayo as being soooooooo much better!
I know a place in Sydney Australia, that sell KAYO yes it is the real thing!!!!
http://shop.mywebgrocer.com/shop.aspx?&strid=33B219&shopurl=ProductDetail.aspx&pid=68784&clk_src=seopd&sc=SEOPD_CA_4795D138-B97E-465B-9428-AF62E970711D they only ship in state
How much candy does the Hershey chocolate company sell?
About 365 billion pounds of chocolate per year.
Why do the Jews have gold colored chocolate for Hanukkah?
The only traditional gift during Hanukkah is the gelt (coins) given to children. The chocolate coins, which are sold with gold-colored foil wrapping, are a continuation of that tradition.
How many calories in a regular chocolate Crunch bar?
A regular Nestle Crunch Bar has has 200 calories. There are two other size bars that have fewer calories. The Fun Size has 50 calories and the Miniture Size has 30 calories.
Do chocolate fingers have nuts in them?
There are many recipes for chocolate fingers; some may include nuts in the ingredients, or you can add chopped nuts of any kind to suit your taste.
The commercially-prepared chocolate biscuit, Fingers, is manufactured by Burton's Biscuit Company in the United Kingdom under licence from Cadbury UK.
According to the ingredients list on their packaging these biscuits don't contain nuts; however the label does include the disclaimer "May contain: NUTS".
This is a standard disclaimer which appears in various wordings on many food labels and simply indicates, for example, that nuts are processed or handled on the same premises as the product carrying the disclaimer.
Severe allergies can be life-threatening. Those suffering a professionally-diagnosed allergy to nuts or other foods are advised to carefully read ingredients lists and disclaimers before consuming any food and, where doubt exists, to contact, preferably by email or otherwise in writing, the manufacturer or distributor. Your doctor or allergist can also advise you about specific foods.
