Yes.

They carried kegs of wiskey to keep the people in destress warm, and calm until help came.

well the answer could be 10 grams or so but i think it is 19 grams .

yes because chocolate was the only thing they ate for the drink they had hot chocolate

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White hot chocolate is made by replacing milk chocolate with white chocolate in a recipe for hot chocolate. Simple recipes only have about five cups of milk and one cup of chocolate. Melting the chocolate over low heat and then adding in the milk creates the finished drink.

3.7 before fermentation, and usually about 6.5 as a finished product.

The heat from the hot chocolate transfers to the spoon, so the spoon heats up.

dairy/sugar/fat

Keurig is the pioneer of the single serving coffee makers. It is possible to purchase not only coffee, but also an assortment of teas and hot chocolate in what are called K Cups, to use in a Keurig coffee maker.

If you place a plastic cover over a cup of hot chocolate it stay hotter longer because the heat is trapped in a material that prevents it from escaping. For instance if you placed a tissue it wouldn't stay hot long because the tissue is made of cloth that has very tiny holes. The heat is carried by heated air which expands and so has lower density than the surrounding air and therefore rises. So if you prevent that heated air rising you prevent the loss of heat. Using a tissue, there isn't much of a pressure difference to force air through holes, though there may be a small amount of percolation. But the tissue would heat up because it is so thin, and the air in contact would be warmed and take away that heat.

<<>> another way that the lid prevents heat loss is that is prevents the liquid from evaporating. Evaporation takes a lot of heat away.

1. The hot chocolate is $3.25

Hot chocolate is most likely to be situated in belgium considering all the best chocolate comes from there.

If the Stainless Steel cup has no insulation the Styrofoam cup will keep it warm longer.

Yes, an 8 ounce cup of hot chocolate contains roughly 5mg of caffiene. You can find the caffiene amounts in several different drinks here: http://www.cspinet.org/new/cafchart.htm

put a pot on the stove on the stove a fill it up one half way with water. The fill 1/4of milk. then let it boil. then put into a cup. while you are doing that get a tablet of columbian chocolate and melt it. Once you done with all that put it all into a cup.Finally put a piece of mozzarella cheese. Finally enjoy!!!

A standard cup (8 oz) of hot chocolate is about 240 millimeters.

Probably not as there's typically quite a bit of sugar in hot chocolate. A warm glass of milk or chamomile tea are traditionally considered good before bed drinks.

It's a suspension. Microscopic particles of ground-up cocoa beans are suspended in water (or milk).

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