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    Desmond Owusu-Mensah Miss Karram English 101-027 22 September 2017 Why Snickers Continues to Set the Pace for Chocolate Advertisements Thesis: The Snickers advertisement is effective because of the good positioning of the text and image, use of good contrasting colors, and easy analysis. I. Snickers’ position of the text and image, complement each other, thereby making the advertisement very effective. A. Snickers advertisement’s positioning of the text and image, make the advertisement very breathable

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    Bijou Kitchen Dilemma provides a backdrop for Baked Chocolate Ice Cream. Why would anyone prepare Baked Chocolate Ice Cream? To begin with, investing in an ice cream maker is a cringe-worthy idea. Besides cost or functionality, a good machine needs real estate. Then there is thrift. Taking into account high-rent New York City, coupled with small kitchens, the conclusion is simple. The reasonable options, after all, are the latter two of this list; thrift, but moreover, real estate. Bijou Kitchen

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    "Heart Health Benefits of Chocolate." Cleveland Clinic. Cleveland Clinic. n.d. Web. 22 July 2015. "History of Cocoa." History of Cocoa. World Cocoa Foundation. n.d. Web. 23 July 2015. Hough, Andrew. "Eating Chocolate 'can Help Relieve Pain', Study Claims." The Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group. 14 October 2009. Web. 28 July 2015. "International Cocoa Organization." Processing Cocoa. 7 June 2013. Web. 22 July 2015. Klein, Christopher. "The Sweet History of Chocolate." History.com. A&E Television

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    In Côte d'Ivoire, a french speaking country on Africa’s western coast. Cocoa farmer Georges Kouamé Koffi has been farming cocoa for 50 years. He has eaten chocolate once in his life because it’s too expensive for his family to buy. Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) is the largest exporter of cocoa in the world, It accounts for more than half of their foreign earnings, over three quarters of the world's cocoa beans are from the ivory coast and a large portion of the population depends on its prosperity

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    Chocolate Child Labor

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    Chocolate is the one of the famous snack in the world and consumed by a lot of consumers all around the world. Chocolate is made from cacao beans and cacao beans are produced by smallholder farmers. Most of the world’s cacao beans comes from West Africa, mostly the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire more than 40% of the world’s cacao beans. The cacao beans they grow sold to the most of the chocolate company. I found out the cacao beans may be the result of unfair labor, child labor and the slave. In the Republic

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    made from cocoa beans which are grown in pods on tree trunks.The production of cocoa beans have expanded over the years, from South America to the Europeans to the U.S. They originally were grown only in South America until Columbus brought them back from his last voyage. Since then cocoa has only grown in popularity. (Background Essay) The production of chocolate is poor for the Ivory Coast. First, the Ivory Coast isn’t earning enough money from the total income from exporting the cocoa beans for

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    Easter Egg Religion

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    Easter seems to be disappearing from a number of Easter eggs being sold in the UK today, and some brands have opted to simply label their products as "chocolate egg." Although Easter is the most important Christian festival being celebrated every year, its essence is quietly disappearing in some brands of Easter eggs in the UK. An exception to this is fair trade chocolate product Real Easter Egg, which features Christian messages on its label and uses its profit for charity, according to Telegraph

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    Assignment on Branding an unbranded product “Health Star Chocolates” Name: Kruthika. S.L Roll No: 141202096 Section: B Submitted to: Prof. Suraj Francis Noronha Introduction As there are several people in the world who love chocolates and yet again are worried about the calorie intake that it contains, a new type of chocolate is yet to be introduced to the market which caters to the people who love chocolates as well as who are health conscious

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    INDUSTRY PROFILE Introduction Chocolate was discovered in the 18th century and every child’s dream came true all over the world. In olden days, the ancient human almost led a nomadic life wandering from place to place in search of food. Food is the basic source of energy for living organisms including human beings. Hence all living being need food. But in modern period, man had started discovering new methods of producing food through Agriculture. The various activities involved in getting food

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    Belgian chocolate truffle is a variety of chocolate, which was first produced in Europe. The chocolate is smooth and it is coated with cocoa powder to improve its quality, pleasure and sweetness. Belgian chocolate is the sweetest variety of chocolate and you can enjoy it with your family, or you can wrap it as a gift to a friend. These chocolates are available in all market outlets all over the world, and you can purchase it at a friendly price. History of Belgian chocolate truffle The history of

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