Chocolate

1894

Yes, I bought one for a dollar the other day.

Kids buy the most chocolates. But 75 percent of the adult population also eat chocolates. Ice creams and Milk also have chocolate flavor in them

its the same thing to make coffee , so you can melt to make chocolate and grind for coffee

no, i dont like any kind of chocolate

John Cadbury, the famous chocolatier, hoped that his chocolate drink (at that time available only to the wealthy) would eventually replace alcohol, a substance that he believed kept people in poverty. He also campaigned against child exploitation. After the death of his wife, he turned over his business to his sons and spent the rest of his life performing social work.

Yes he did. He had a little sister named Serina who was born in 1862, but died in 1867 by the age of four.

The name was changed to Baby Ruth to avoid copyright problems ( In Pinstripes) The popular idea was the candy bar was named in honor of the Ball player- George Herman ( Babe) Ruth. Ruth was easily the most popular and recognizable Ball Player of the period so all falls in. Ruth was involved in advertising stunts- as one might guess I do not know if he personally promoted the chocolate bar. Decades later there was a short-lived (Reggie) candy bar named in honor of Reggie Jackson. Baby Ruth Candy survives, Reggies do not.

Augustus Gloop....the German boy.....he fell into the chocolate vat trying to drink the chocolate and went up the spout to the mixing room. the next was the girl who turned into a blueberry, then it was Verouca Salt then Mike Teevee. :)

If you are bringing hot chocolate mix into France for your own consumption, there is no problem. You would need to have an import license if you were bringing it in to sell.

The candy Baby Ruth was invented by the Curtis Candy company, before it was known as the kandy kake, now it's known as a Baby Ruth in 1921.

Under the right circumstances, yes. So will, for example, a 15 watt soldering iron. It just won't melt very much. It is not the wattage that determines the temperature, it is the insulation (or lack thereof) around the bulb and chocolate that determine it.

When Europeans first started exploring the Americas, they discovered that the Mayans and Aztecs already were consuming chocolate, as a drink. They had been consuming chocolate since about 2,000 years ago. The Europeans took the chocolate to Europe, and it went on from there. So this would have been from the late 1400s on. See the Related link below.

In 1966, the Draps family who started the business came into contact with the American company Campbell Soup Company, which acquired one-third of a stake in Godiva that year. Thus, the American operation of the company was the first to introduce premium chocolate to the American palette. By 1968, Godiva Chocolatier, Inc., had begun domestic production, using the exclusive Belgian recipes.

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Conversion formula: 104 kilometers = 104 * 103 = 104 * 1000 = 104000 meters

christopher Columbus brought it to Europe in the 16th century

The chocolate truffle was invented by Louis Dufour, a pastry cook of Chambéry, in December 1895.

Depends on how you make it and of course, how you eat it. :3

Red, yellow, orange. blue, green, brown and pink.

1908 by Theodor Tobler. Toblerone is a play on 'Tobler' and 'Torrone' the Italian word for honey and almond nougat.

The Swiss began making chocolate in the mid 1800's. Switzerland, at the time, had cows but did not have abundant commodities of chocolate and sugar. In 1876, M. Daniel Peter attempted to add milk to chocolate to produce a smoother chocolate. However, adding water to chocolate made the chocolate shrink, separate and generally disintegrate. Milk has water in it, and it took Peter 8 years of experimenting before taking his product to Henry Nestle, a maker of evaporated milk. Nestle had perfected the manufacture of condensed milk, and he and Peter hit upon the idea of mixing sweetened condensed milk with chocolate(reference-http://www.middleboro.k12.ma.us/Middleboro/CHOC/Chocolate.htm)

Its made out of cockroach shells then the M and M co. put a die on the shell, and their M and M sign on it. Pretty weird but true.

This is NOT true!!!!!! They're made of normal candy coating and the ms are stamped on with vegetable oil. Although the die part is true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jose Trevino is the once lover of Mama Elena, the ruthless matriarch of the ranch. Once Tita, the protagonist discovers the correspondence between Mama Elena and Jose, she realizes that Mama Elena did not always follow the traditions that she so strongly enforced. Since Jose was a mulatto, Mama Elena could never be with him. However, Mama Elena does have an affair with Jose, and Gertrudis is born as a result of this. The presence of Jose reveals that all the characters of the story are susceptible to the power of love, even Mama Elena.

Alexi Wasser