Chocolate

Chocolate is rich in a number of essential minerals, including magnesium, copper, potassium and manganese. In fact chocolate is thought to be the greatest contributor of copper in the diet.

(Ref: <a href="http://www.fitnessandfreebies.com/fitness/chocolate.html">Nutrients in Chocolate</a>)

1 scoop has about 375kj - this is obviously plain icecream, no fancy chocolate bits or anything

A small danish has about 250 calories in it.

The cocao plant does not contain cholesterol, however chocolate can have cholesterol if milk is added to the chocolate mix.

It should not cause a headache unless someone has ate too much of it or possibly allergic to an ingredient made in the chocolate. Chocolate is also made in factories that use peanut oil or have traces of peanut oil. If someone is allergic to peanuts they should watch what types of chocolate they consume.

yes i always get a big fat pimple on my face after a lot of pop and donuts and might i add flaming hot cheetos

If you eat oily foods then yes. Acne is caused by a oil. If you get it on your face keep hair away from it.

Yes, in excessive amounts, it can be detrimental not only for the kidneys but also for the liver. For example, it is known to contribute to the formation of kidney stones.

Keep in mind, however, that chocolate has many health benefits. Chocolate is an excellent source of antioxidants, which prevent DNA damage and help prevent cardiovascular disease.

As with anything else, it is important to consume chocolate in moderate amounts. Anything that is consumed in excessive amounts is not good, even water.

Yes and No, cause, its like a drug cause it improves your mood and No cause well ITS A FOOD!!

The Hershey, Pennsylvania plant covers two million square feet of manufacturing space (185,806 square meters) and is the largest chocolate factory in the world.

About 14 miles east of Harrisburg in Dauphin County.

Abilene,Kansas

Hi, I recently sent an air parce3l which cost me £23.95 with lots of chocolate amongst other things and she did not receive it. I have now since heard that you should not send any kind of sweets but found know evidence of this. If you do send a parcel please make sure you keep receipts as I now can't claim back the cost as I through mine away!!.

The 5th Avenue candy bar.

It is about 675 miles by car.

It depends on which "Hershey" you refer to. Milton Hershey, founder of the great chocolate empire, first developed the land that would be known as "Hershey, PA" in 1900. The Hershey Chocolate manufacturing facility was first built in 1903. Hershey Park (now Hersheypark) first opened in 1905, and The Hershey Industrial School for Orphan Boys (now known as the Milton S. Hershey school) was founded in 1909. Interestingly enough, the "town" of Hershey is not a town at all, but rather a "census deisgnated place" within Derry Township, PA that has never been incorporated into its own municipality.

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For such a simple and elegant dessert, the history of chocolate mousse is actually very sparse. Any information that I found indicated only that chocolate mousse (Mousse; French, lit. "Foam, lather") originated in France sometime during the 1850's. A particular city was not specified.

62 Huguenot Road (Main Road), Franschhoek

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Augustus Gloop, Violet Beauregarde, Veruca Salt, Mike Teevee .

The Clark bar shares his identity"s name, but it was out long before Superman made the comics scene. they once did a vignette where Superman, in Clark guise has a Clark Bar and a pack of Kent cigarettes on a table in a restaurant or in his hand and quips, sotto voce- you never guess how close Lois came ( to guessing his ID)>

He wants the recipe for the Never-Ending Gobstopper, a gobstopper that's flavor never ends.

No. The book was first. When the movie came out (this was the 1971 movie with Gene Wilder, not the more recent one with Johnny Depp), the Breaker Candy Company licensed the name "Willy Wonka" to start a new line of candies. The "Willy Wonka" candy brand was bought in 1988 by Nestle.

"Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (1971) = I hour & 40 minutes .

No one REALLY knows. I suggest going to Bing or Google or (My favorite) Cleverbot.