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Did you know that chocolate in early America wasn't enjoyed as a bar, but prepared as a beverage to be savored at meal times? How would you like having hot chocolate for breakfast or lunch?
Was some form of a chocolate drink not also enjoyed in Pre-Columbian society, such as among the Aztecs?
Yes, weren?t the Aztecs the ones who introduced cacao to the Europeans? I believe tobacco also came from there, right? What impact this has had on the world.
Did you know that chocolate in early America wasn't enjoyed as a bar, but prepared as a beverage to be savored at meal times? How would you like having hot chocolate for breakfast or lunch?Chocolate certainly has a rich past, learn more about it by following our Facebook or Twitter profiles which will be dedicated to everything to do with chocolate history!
That's a way of selling obvious facts as a new discovery 🙂
Yes, weren?t the Aztecs the ones who introduced cacao to the Europeans? I believe tobacco also came from there, right? What impact this has had on the world.
No. Aztecs didn't have many opportunities to introduce cacao to any other nation than Spanish.Dutch stole cacao from Spanish and so it began to be known in Europe.
