We have the ancient Maya of Mesoamerica (which ... cacao is the Spanish word for chcahuatl, which is what Aztecs called the beans chocolate is made from. It’s thought that English traders ...

The Bar Six was a creamy chocolate bar that boasted a wafer centre and hazelnut cream. Spotted on the shop shelves or in ...

Based on archeological finds, it’s thought that people from Ecuador’s ancient ... consuming chocolate in a more modern form, as a hot drink. It went on to be popular with the Aztecs too ...

The Mayans and Aztecs drank hot chocolate for thousands of years. "Chocolate" comes from the word "xocolatl," or "bitter ...

But the Aztecs didn’t serve their cocoa hot ... where wealthy Europeans added sugar and drank it warm. In Chocolate: History, Culture and Heritage, author Bertram Gordon says hot chocolate ...

Life is definitely like a box of chocolates, with many surprises and some not very palatable. But chocolate never deserves ...

THE AZTECS of central Mexico attributed the creation ... soothing and American. Chocolate was a New World discovery, one of the most sought-after treasures brought back to Europe from the brave ...

Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of an 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the heart of Mexico City that could show the ancient city ... credited with inventing chocolate, ruled an empire ...

The ofrenda presentation is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 1 from 5-7 p.m. in the Nevada State Museum’s Dema Guinn Concourse.