Chocolate

Made a tasty treat.

You can buy it at any Asian Market.

Chocolate chips have sugar and other ingredients in them. Bakers squares are usually just pure unsweetened chocolate. You could probably substitute but need to adjust sugar in your recepie.

They are either called chocolate sprinkles (common) or chocolate jimmies (not as common).

because you probably ate it.

Hershey's uses about 300,000-350,000 gallons of milk a day.

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Switzerland leads in chocolate consumption at more than 22 pounds per person followed by Austria at 20 pounds and Ireland at 19.5 pounds. America estimated at 11 pounds per person.

while I jessica newkirk eats around 25 to 27 pounds a year. :)

It can be, depending on the type of chocolate and the amount consumed. Dark chocolate is healthier, and eating chocolate in moderation is always good. Chocolate is a great comfort food and helps with stress, so it's good for the soul. Some even speculate that chocolate acts as an antioxidant and might help prevent certain types of cancer. Therefore chocolate is good for you unless you eat too much of it.

The correct answer is 2 cups.

So, the implication of the statements above are that the oz referred to are measures of weight. eg. "3/4 of a pound of chocolate chips occupies a volume of 2 cups"

Cocoa beans are the seeds found in cocoa pods, which grow on trees often found in Africa, and Central and South America. These beans are fermented, dried, crushed, processed and manufactured into chocolate. Chocolate production begins with the harvesting of the pods of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao). The Latin binomial means "food of the gods." The cacao tree is a small evergreen and its pods, when ripe, may be colored yellow, orange or red and shaped like a football. Each pod contains 20-50 seeds, or "cocoa beans." The pods are cut off the tree by cocoa harvesters with machetes. The seeds are removed, along with the light-colored, sweet, pulp inside the pods and left to ferment for a few days. Traditionally, this was done in big heaps on the ground. In more modern operations, this is done in bins. After a few days, the seeds are separated from the pulp, spread out more thinly and allowed to dry in the sun. Once dry, the cocoa beans are shipped to chocolate manufacturers. Once at the chocolate factory, the beans are roasted at around 250 °F (121 °C) for about an hour. This roasting darkens the beans (via some of the same browning reactions that occur during dark malt production). The shells are then cracked and the kernels (called nibs) are gathered. The nibs are then ground into a dark brown, bitter paste called chocolate liquor (or pure chocolate). Chocolate liquor is, on average, 47% cocoa solids and 53% cocoa butter. Despite the name, it is not alcoholic.

Real sugar is kosher for Passover.

As for artificial sweeteners:

There is kosher l'Pesach Sweet 'N Low

Some brands of Aspertame are

You would have to check the packaging for the appropriate certification.

Well, you would think because of its bitter flavor when unsweetened, that it was more basic than acidic, which, actually, is not true. It varies from a pH anywhere between 5.9 and 6.2 depending on the type of water you are using (filtered, unfiltered, bottled, tap etc.) and the blend of the coffee.

30 pounds

it started out in 1752 when he opened a cafe selling hot chocolate in Bradford. he liked chocolate, i guess! but it was his sons, george and Richard, who did most of the chocolateering and chocolate revolutionising. they were Quakers - they were nice and felt sorry for their factory workers who lived in slums and built them a town called bournville that was clean and happy

Here is some advice by our contributors (if you're going to add a new suggestion, put it at the bottom of the list!). * Go outside when it's hot or keep it in the Sun (or in any warm place). * Use your breath, hold it in your hands. * Put it in a bowl that fits over a pot of hot water. (Be careful!) * Use a stove top. * Use a chocolate fountain, or other chocolate melting device.

Statistically brown is the most common. This data has been gathered by a university statistics department on the ratio of M & M's:

3 brown

2 red

2 yellow

1 blue

1 green

1 orange

there is no need to freeze chocolate chips. if real chocolate melts in the cupboard it will bloom, this is where the cocoa butter comes to the surface. it looks white and has been mastaken for mold. it is still good to eat or bake with.

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Chocolate intake has been linked with release of serotonin in the brain, which produces feelings of pleasure. Part of the pleasure of eating chocolate is due to the fact that its melting point is slightly below human body temperature: it melts in the mouth.

I'm just gonna put this out there but, honey, WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???

The OBVIOUS reason is that chocolate tastes NICE, if you didn't know that u have to at least TRY chocolate! DUH!!!

No, she or he is right. Doesn't chocolate melt in your mouth? If not something's wrong because this person kind of has put out the cold hard truth about why we crave chocolate!

I've recently ate the top layer of the our chocolate wedding cake for our 1year anniversary. It was sealed in clear wrap and tin foil and was in a deep freezer. When we were ready to eat it, i placed it in the fridge for a few days. We just ate it last nite. It was so good! It tasted better then when we had it made, real moist and fresh tasting. Neither one of us got sick. I recommend it!

Hope this helps someone!

Chris Stelzl invented them as a Jr. High School project in 1976. He was a fan of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and M&M's as a child. So he created his two favorites into one. He created a drawing showing the idea with a letter and sent it to both Mars and Hershey's. Although he never received a response from either company, Hershey's came out with the product in1978 and then it was used in the hit movie E.T. the rest is history.

Many countries are famous or known for their chocolates. Some of those are France, England, Belgium, and Germany.