WorldChocolate Day. Did you know that there’s a World Chocolate Day? It takes place each year on 7 July. To celebrate it, read about the history of chocolate and the interesting journey from cocoa bean to chocolate bar. A brief history of chocolate. Chocolate was first used as a drink over 3,500 years ago in Central America.

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TEXT1: JOSÉ ADOLFO QUISOCALA IS CHANGING THE WORLD KEY. When he was seven, José Adolfo Quisocala created a bank for school friends in his hometown of Arequipa, Peru, to save. money to buy books, stationery and uniforms. Now, nine years later, the Bartselana Student Bank has 6,700 customers, all aged. under 18. Abrief history of chocolate. February 24, 2008 Ancient, Medieval, Modern(ish) Smithsonian Magazine has a great little article on the history of chocolate. I knew that it was primarily a drink for most of its history, but I didn’t realize it only was made a solid only after the Dutch process made a powder from chocolate liquor. Lee"A Brief History of Chocolate" de Steve Berry disponible en Rakuten Kobo. An illustrated guide to chocolate that every self-respecting chocoholic should read. Do you remember when a Snickers was Theorigins of chocolate mousse are relatively unknown. After being introduced to chocolate by the Spanish, French chefs have been cooking with chocolate since the early 17th century. Mousse, which means “foam,” originated in France in the 18th centur y. It was only a matter of time until cooking with chocolate and making dishes with foamy

Healthbenefits. Research has found that dark chocolate and cocoa products containing at least 200mg of cocoa flavanols can improve blood vessels elasticity, which helps with blood flow. And

Austrianchef Franz Sacher dreamed up the dessert in the 19th century, creating a simple yet indulgent recipe of chocolate cake laced with a thin slither of apricot jam running through the middle. Here is a guide to the dessert. Recognisable from its shimmering mirror glaze, and a neat disc of solid milk chocolate on top, the cake is In1879 Rodolphe Lindt of Berne, Switzerland, produced chocolate that melted on the tongue. He invented "conching," a means of heating and rolling chocolate to refine it. After chocolate had been conched for 72 hours and had more cocoa butter added to it, the original "fondant" was created.

Forthe origin of chocolate, we need to step back in history about 4000 years to the Southern Mexican (Mesoamerican) Olmec people. Cacao beans offered them a ceremonial drink and they believed that it had magical properties. Each cacao pod carried around forty beans and these were dried, roasted and then possibly ground into a pulp or

Cacaoseeds (Theobroma cacao), from which chocolate is derived, has been cultivated by many cultures in Mesoamerica for at least three millennia. For nearly all of its history chocolate has been prepared as a drink. For example, one vessel found at an Olmec archaeological site on the Gulf Coast of Veracruz, Mexico, dates chocolate's

Septem. Chocolate was in North America as early as 900-1200 A.D. Pixabay. Chocolate goes back a long way in America. The cacao bush is native to South America, but people have been