10 interesting facts about chocolate
Chocolate is one of the most beloved sweets in the world and a part of the culinary culture of many countries. Many cities even have chocolate museums where you can see interesting exhibits, try different varieties, and learn the history of this product.
Each country combines chocolate in its own way. In France, it is served with orange, in Switzerland — even with cheese, in Japan — with wasabi or matcha, in Belgium — with aromatic herbs, and in the Czech Republic, chocolate beer has been created.
The world of chocolate is much broader than just a bar for coffee — it's culture, taste, and diversity.
Millennium chocolate is one of the leading Ukrainian products in this category. The factory creates a wide range under the brands "Millennium", "Lubimov", "Oscar Le Grand", "Lubimov Kids" and "Zoloty Zapas", offering different flavors and formats for every chocolate lover.
Here are some interesting facts you might not have known:
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milk chocolate appeared thanks to Henri Nestle;
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in Mexico, chocolate was once used as medicine;
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Chocolate itself does not cause cavities;
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the largest tile in the world weighed 4.41 tons;
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until the 19th century, chocolate was drunk as a beverage;
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a cocoa tree can live up to 200 years;
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a significant portion of the world's almonds and peanuts are used in the chocolate industry;
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the Swiss consume the most chocolate — almost 12 kg per person per year;
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one piece of chocolate gives you the energy to walk about 45 meters;
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Every year, people spend over $7 billion on chocolate.
After so many facts, it's easy to want a piece of something delicious. Choose your favorite Millennium chocolate and order it with convenient delivery on our website:
https://millennium-chocolate.com
