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    So what better way than to get you ready in advance? When the word chocolate is said, what clicks in your mind? What mental picture do you visualize? I will tell you what I personally see. I see a dark brown bar, few inches tall bar, smelling of cocoa and dripping with sweetness just staring at me, practically begging me to put it on my tongue and enjoy all the pleasure. I can almost feel its rough surface on my tongue, its sugary qualities dripping on my taste buds exploding with the taste of the

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    Physical changes occur everywhere from cutting a sheet of paper to making a fun activity such as the Mentos/Diet Coke reaction. A physical change will change the appearance of a substance without changing its composition (Glencoe, 76). In this paper, I will describe what causes the Mentos/Diet Coke reaction, what increases the Mentos/Diet Coke reaction, and what decreases Mentos/Diet Coke reaction. What Causes the Mentos/Diet Coke Reaction? From the minute, someone opens the bottle cap of Coca-Cola

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    different kind of chocolate and different flavor to satisfy the customer. However, there is no one knows where do the cocoa beans come from and how do they produce the cocoa beans. Beyond of the halo of chocolate, there is a cruel and no humanity activity is happening in Ivory Coast called child slavery. Why is the child slavery so normal in West Africa? The main factor is the cocoa price is too low that makes the farmer cannot earn enough money to employ adult employer. In Ivory Coast, the traffickers

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    Chocolate has been present throughout the ages starting out as a delicacy for the upper class to now being a candy that everyone enjoys from time to time. But, there is controversy around whether chocolate can be considered a healthy food. I believe that chocolates health benefits outweigh the negative aspects associated with this treat. There are numerous studies that link chocolate to cardiovascular benefits, lowering blood pressure, and providing antioxidants. Therefore, I believe chocolate can

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    Tired of your regular candy and wanting something better? If you’re hesitant to reach for that Midnight Milky Way due to it being dark chocolate, you will be surprised to know that you are missing out on the best candy bar in the world. The two qualities that make Midnight Milky Way the best candy bar are that it is healthier, and it has a perfect taste that everyone will love. You might ask how a Midnight Milky Way bar is healthier than normal chocolate. The reason behind that is that it is made

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    It all started with a smell. Milton Hershey was in Chicago, at the Columbian Exposition. (It’s pretty a candy showing) All across the world people with candy were there to see if the Americans would buy their candy or inventions. As soon as he entered the grand exhibition hall, he was stuck by a smell that filled the air like a heavenly breeze. At last he found it, in the back corner of the hall, there were men from Germany making chocolate. Historians don’t even know who first discovered the almost

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    Haigh's Chocolates

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    Company’s competitors list includes Cadbury’s, nestle and Mayfield chocolates. Indirectly saying, these are the factors which push the company to do much and much better to survive in the long term. Competitors ‘analysis is very important to understand their frame of mind and then formulate certain policies. Where Cadbury’s is known for its variety rather a colourful variety of chocolates available for everyone, Haigh’s is a brand which is known for premium chocolates and available for every single

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    Chocolate” written by Christopher Klein stated that in 1828, a Dutch chemist by the name of Coenraad Johannes van Houten had constructed and invented the Cocoa Press which had the ability of creating chocolate efficient and definitely not a lengthy process like the creation of vanilla. To make the creamy ingredient, “the cocoa press could squeeze the fatty cocoa butter from roasted cacao beans, leaving behind a dry cake that could be pulverized into a fine powder that could be mixed with liquids and other

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    cultivated the cocoa tree around 1000 B.C. for the very first time. Cocoa was considered divine in origin, and that established its importance in the world of the Maya. In the Mayan and Aztec cultures, cocoa and its preparation were presented greatly. The classic preparation of cocoa involved harvesting the beans, roasting them, after the fermentation process, and crushing them into a paste. It was then mixed with water, to which were often added corns, chili peppers, and other spices. Cocoa was transformed

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    At first consideration, chocolate and the Maya peoples do not appear to be related in any manner, but this could not be farther from the truth. Cacao, the tree from which chocolate is processed, is heavily intertwined in the religious and secular lives of the Maya, in the past as well as the present. Chocolate, as we know it today, too was born from the Maya and their contact with the Europeans, perhaps the only good thing to come from the interactions. Thanks to the Europeans, cacao has impacted

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