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    Easter and Valentine’s day, but have you ever wondered where in the world does all this chocolate come from? The main ingredient for making chocolate is cocoa and it does not come sugar coated. Cocoa is can be good but in some many ways it can be harmful because, our purchase of cocoa is making our national debt higher, that people that produce the cocoa are child slaves, and to much chocolate is just not good for one’s health. American consumers are the biggest customer for the average chocolate bar

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    chocolate and chocolate products we enjoy today. According to Carolus Linnaeus (18th century) said that cocoa tree names to (Food of God). The journey from cocoa

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    FRANCE GOODIES HERSHEY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT FORUM PART III Troy and Nikki 12/8/2014 Hirji BBB4M Industry Specific Information for a plan to enter the market in France.   GOODIES HERSHEY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT FORUM FRANCE Industry Specific Information Timeline for Industry Development: Step 1 – December 17, 2014 Contact Valrhona via email or phone, and interest them in the possibility of a joint venture. The goal of this contact would be in hopes to arrange a date where both companies

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    The pods are cut open with machetes, and the white pulp containing the cocoa powder is scooped out. The next step is fermenting, the pods and pulp are placed into wooden containers where the pulp can ferment for 5-7 days. Occasionally the beans are turned to help them ferment more evenly. This process is where the flavor is developed and is probably the most important step. Drying the cocoa beans is the next step, they are spread out in a single layer in the sun. It is important

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    business Today, while people around the world are enjoying the chocolate, some children in Ivory Coast and Ghana have to work in the cocoa industry even without pay. These children do not have the ability to accept an education and they are trafficked to do the work. According to the documentary called The Dark Side Of Chocolate, the child labour still exists in the cocoa industry in recent years although the government promised to ban it, and this behaviour is thought as illegal. For instance, in one

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    business Today, while people around the world are enjoying the chocolate, some children in Ivory Coast and Ghana have to work for the cocoa industry even without pay. These children do not have the ability to accept an education and they are trafficked to do the work. According to the documentary called The Dark Side Of Chocolate, the child labour still exists in cocoa industry. In one scene, the journalist talks to the local officer about what he finds about child labour, nevertheless, the government

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    The Ivory Coast is on the west coast of africa and was a French colony. When the Spanish started colonizing latin america they were introduced to the world of chocolate. (background essay) When the Spanish brought this sweet treat back, Europe fell in love with it. The French colonized the western coast of Africa and started to grow the chocolate there because it was closer to Europe. Although chocolate is good for the Ivory Coast's economy it has severe negative side effects to the land and people

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    Essay on The Food of the Gods

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    Quetzalcoatl left the cocoa tree for the people. The Aztec emperor Montezuma is reported to have consumed 50 goblets of chocolate a day. It is called "the food of the gods," literally, as a translation of Theobroma Cacao, the cacao bean. (1). Such a title must imply that chocolate has some naturally occurring superior quality. Why else would we crave it so much more than other foods? For many people, nothing can take the place of chocolate when a craving hits. Chocolate and cocoa have very complex

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    Chocolate Yummy

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    following-Cocoa butter, virgin coconut oil, and raw cocoa powder. Additionally, you need 1/2-1/4 cup of honey, this is not obligatory because the honey used to sweeten the taste. However, to suit your taste you can add nuts, dried berries and more. The Equipment needed is a grater, a spoon, and a small heat-safe bowl. The ingredients and the equipment are crucial in making anything.

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    by applying cocoa butter. Cocoa butter is in the lotions sold in the market because it holds the ability to encourage hydration of the skin. If the belly stretch mark is hydrated well or has been

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