The history of chocolate – Deanna Pucciarelli
The history of chocolate – Deanna Pucciarelli
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If you can’t imagine life without chocolate, you’re lucky you weren’t born before the 16th century. Until then, chocolate only existed as a bitter, foamy drink in Mesoamerica. So how did we get from a bitter beverage to the chocolate bars of today?…
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Wow, I learned so much! It’s cool how our content aligns
This old lady in my grandma's hometown in El Salvador makes they best chocolate tablets for drinking. We call them "tablia" and boil them to drink. My favorite and something about the freshness of it is something everyone should try.
Wait, is this voiceover guy Historia Civilis?
Thanks, Mesoamerica for the best food ever
Можете дать текст этой истории🙏🙏
NİCE !
Where is the belgium part lol
Fckng horrid american accents vomit
👵🏼😈💉 how you feel kid I want chocolate it's time operation century room and little surgery room first I'll get some medicine…?
😮😮
3:30 ”despite efforts from major chocolate companies”
Yeah right
White chocolate isn't actually chocolate it has 0% coco solids and only has coco butter
El cacao , Amazonía
https://youtu.be/Cy_oMs8liYk?si=6EAazGCOytXgg7Rx
Ends with, " NOT EVERYTHING ABOUT CHOCOLATE IS SWEET" 😂😂
2:37 Mlik chocolates
It was cacao 1:43
Cacao
América del sur
Amazonía
Cacao y chocolate
https://youtu.be/Itv6fM9FEJs?si=YdQKnYp7QCYAPohN
Perú y Ecuador
Cagao cacao
Historia me mojoncito salió tripa todo será así lo creo dios como toma agua
Lies bro… vanilla is also Mexican…how did Europeans know how to use vanilla?
Cacao
Amazonía
Perú , Ecuador y Colombia
Mayo chinchipe
Ecuador
https://youtu.be/Itv6fM9FEJs?si=tB2ElojDGyJjWo4j
Great video, thank you! The only thing I would like to say is that in Mexico, we know this Aztec emperor as Moctezuma, with a "c" instead of an "n".
what's with the annoyingly high-pitched ringing at 3:47 ?? that isn't just my tinnitus, right?
hi
NICE HISTORY
What a bore, nowadays everything has to be given a woke spin.
My country, Indonesia also has its own local chocolate
amazing! I learned lot's of things of chocolate!
one of my favorite foods. Anyone agrees with me?
Thank you 🙏
So this is the origin of Dalokohs.
finally a cute video about my secret sin (:
this video is so cool! however, while watching, i was eating ferrero rocher and felt like i was being called out during 3:44 lol (no hate just jokes)
😂😂 the Maya people was maken hot chocolat or cold not sugar that time but Mayas make sweet chocolate using honey 🐝🐝 bee nectar Mayas was producing honey 🐝nectars and home and Mexico we have little bee 🐝 brown color we called Maya bee 🐝 you guys can go to see Maya bee 🐝 and you tube videos Mayans people use the cocoa seed like cash money's 💰💵 for paid 😂😂 that was so nice imagining today using same system I can produce my on money 🤑💰😂😂😂
Boycott Israeli product boycott coca cola dajjali fitna
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Vanilla also originated in Mexico
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You should start correcting these videos. It has already been proven that cocoa is originally from Ecuador, South America. Ustedes deben de comenzar a corregir estos videos. Ya fue comprobado que el cacao es original de Ecuador, Suramerica.
El gordo de carlos machado me mandó a estudiar esta mrd
I heard of a Mayan goddess of chocolate named Ixcacao.
Ancient Mexicans discovered chocolate and vanilla. When the spaniards arrived, they grew obsessed with the Aztecs favored drink — hot chocolate delicately flavored with vanilla and other spices — and they kept it as a jealously guarded secret on their voyage back to Spain. They introduced it to the rest of Europe and kept its origins confidential for about 100 years. Mexicans also discovered/introduced corn, tomatoes, avocados, pumpkins, and many other delicious foods to the world.