Chocolate

The employees of Google are (humorously) referred to as Oompa-Loompas, but the famously mischievous yet highly trustworthy Loompaland Islanders were paid at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory in their FAVORITE FOOD, cacoa beans.

The employees of Google are (humorously) referred to as Oompa-Loompas, but the famously mischievous yet highly trustworthy Loompaland Islanders were paid at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory in their FAVORITE FOOD, cacoa beans.

If you are talking about the first movie with Gene Wilder the Oompaloompas were recruited like any other actors, obviously with the requirement that they were under a certain height. In the Johnny Depp movie there was only one actor, Deep Roy, and he was multiplied by the magic of computers. However, in the book they were recruited from the deepest, darkest jungle of South America where they loved Cacao (or cocoa) beans, but spent most of their lives desperately trying to get some, instead of having to eat mashed up grubs. Willy Wonka's promise that, if they came to work for him they would have enough cacao beans to eat for the rest of their lives, was enough to coax them to come and work in his chocolate factory.

He is vulnerable because Archie was sensing his vulnerability. Also Archie held power over a grown up...he scared him especially when he acted like he didn't know what he was talking about(the vigils) on page 28-29. Also he commited a crime and needed help by the Vigils...He bought the chocolates without the school knowing and he knew the Vigils could come up with a way to raise the money for him without anyone knowing like usual.!

3 points according to the ww point calculator Same as Slimfast. It is a quick breakfast for me.

Slogans include:

Love at first bite

Think hiding it, think Galaxy

He started off at a small shop, and after it got popular he bought himself a factory.

Willy Wonka is a fictional character.

Order of removal: Augustus Gloop was removed for gluttony--he drank from the chocolate river, fell in and was vacuumed into a pipe. Violet Beauregarde was removed for disobedience--she chewed the Three Course Meal gum and turned into a blueberry. Veruca Salt was removed for greed. In Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, she attempted to steal one of the Golden Geese. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she tried to take one of the nut-cracking squirrels. In both cases she wound up being sent down the garbage chute. Mike Teevee was also removed for disobedience--he got into the Wonkavision system and was shrunk to three inches high.

Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean but there are some seas to like Mediterranean Sea, Arabian Sea and the Red sea.

"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005)

Those who could afford a luxury item did give chocolates in Victorian times. It was not cheap.

how did the mayas discover chocolate thay wanted a fair trated so thay wanted to give up the chocolate and give it way so the mayas could have more of it and then spain took over and thay wanted asia to trated with them

Chocolate comes from the cacao tree, which is indigenous to the Americas. So the ancient peoples of Central and South America first discovered and used cocoa and chocolate, not the Egyptians.

Yes, because chocolate was always available as a paste, dried and shaped into balls or discs. These would be grated into hot water for a drink, or sometimes in a pinch eaten straight. Chocolate accompanied military campaigns from pre-Columbian times. It is true the solid bars of chocolate as we know them today were not invented until 1847.

The ancient Natives of South and Central America (Mayas, Aztecs, Incas, ect.) were the first to discover, harvest, and use the cocoa bean as chocolate.

"Mousse" began with the Early Latin word "mulsus" ("Mulsus" was wine mixed with honey; the word itself meant "mixed with honey"). "Mulsus" turned into the Latin word "mulsum" ("Mulsum" was "mulsus" with a new definition; "Mulsum" literally meant "honey wine"). "Mulsum" turned into the Late Latin word "mulsa" ("Mulsa" was another new word that still meant "honey wine"). "Mulsa" turned into the Old French word "mousse" ("Mousse" meant "frothy"). The word is used as a noun for a french desert plate, and a type of hairstyling product. Mousse originated in France at an unspecified date, by an unconfirmed group of people (it may have been a single person alone). (unknown - needs editing)

the first chocolate was invented in AD 600, by the Aztecs. But, it wasn't like a chocolate bar or anything, it was a drink which tasted bitter and disgusting because there was no milk, or even sugar. However, the first chocolatebar like the ones we eat now where properly invented by Herni Nestle 1875, which had added milk, and in the shape of a BAR!

80 million hershey kisses are made each day.
Facts about Milton Hershey include that he was born on September 13, 1857. Before he founded the Hershey Company he started the Lancaster Caramel Company. He is 88 years old.

I dont know.... But why do u care? they wont really talk about it in the books either if u research but U can research when chocolate was invented and then c when world war 2 occured. that could give u a start

i don't know

nobody cares about that!

Chocolate was considered a very special drink. It was far different from any other food or drink that really existed at the time. It was very bitter, as no sugar or milk or fats were added to it, and it was often laced with chili powder. It was used to bless others, in ceremonies, and as an offering to Gods.

The first box of chocolates is lost to the mists of time and history. It is highly unlikely that anyone knows for certain.

What we do know is that chocolate is a New World (western hemisphere) origin food. The natives of North and Central America enjoyed chocolate for centuries before Spanish conquerors ever arrived here. The Conquistadores took it home with them, and it became en vogue there very quickly. It took several years of drinking bitter chocolate before Spanish couturiers began adding sugar and honey to counteract the bitterness. Before it was introduce to Spanish Royalty, however, chocolate had little to no following at all. That first box may have been a gift from some long lost Spanish prince to a princess from another kingdom.

Likely as not, we will never know.

Otto Schnering, the founder and president of the Curtis Candy company, named the candy bar after his infant neice, whose name was "Ruth". Babe Ruth, the baseball player, called on Mr. Schnering and demanded that he be given a royalty, but Mr. Schnering showed him a picture of the real baby, Ruth, sitting on his desk, and refused to pay anything to the baseball player.