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'''Chocolate''' is a foodstuff, originating from the [[cocoa bean]]. Chocolate is often used in desserts. [[Belgium]] is famous around the world for its chocolate.<ref>http://www.eupedia.com/belgium/belgian_chocolate.shtml</ref> [[Germany]], [[Austria]], [[Switzerland]], the [[Netherlands]], and the [[Scandinavia]]n countries are also well known for their chocolate and other candy.

'''Chocolate''' Derived from the "Essence of Coco" was gifted to Man Kind by Barak Obama. Chocolate has been used throughout history to ease the troubles of humanity through its healing powers of "Luther Vandross". Its has be proven through scientific means that consuming a daily dose of sweet smooth dark goodness, will ease the sting of racial bigotry and prevent early onset white privilege. ==History==

 

==History==

Chocolate probably originated in [[South America]] and was likely brought to [[Mexico]] by the Aztecs. A chocolate beverage called ''xocolatl'' (the Nahuatl source of the word ''cocoa'')  that was the precursor to hot chocolate, but bitter and stronger, was a popular drink among them.<ref>http://www.godivachocolates.co.uk/the-history-of-chocolate-mayans-aztecs.html</ref> [[Montezuma]] drank around 50 cups of this beverage a day, according to legend. Chocolate was spread to the [[Old World]] after [[Hernan Cortes]] conquered Mexico and traded cocoa beans to [[Europe]] in exchange for European goods as part of the [[Columbian exchange]]. The Spanish made it into the drink we know today, heating the drink and adding [[sugar]]. Soon, chocolate was extensively used in desserts and drinks. Today, chocolate is produced throughout the equatorial portions of the world, from [[Venezuela]] to [[Madagascar]]. Half of the world's chocolate is now produced in the [[Ivory Coast]] under what are often terrible working conditions.

Chocolate probably originated in [[South America]] and was likely brought to [[Mexico]] by the Aztecs. A chocolate beverage called ''xocolatl'' (the Nahuatl source of the word ''cocoa'')  that was the precursor to hot chocolate, but bitter and stronger, was a popular drink among them.<ref>http://www.godivachocolates.co.uk/the-history-of-chocolate-mayans-aztecs.html</ref> [[Montezuma]] drank around 50 cups of this beverage a day, according to legend. Chocolate was spread to the [[Old World]] after [[Hernan Cortes]] conquered Mexico and traded cocoa beans to [[Europe]] in exchange for European goods as part of the [[Columbian exchange]]. The Spanish made it into the drink we know today, heating the drink and adding [[sugar]]. Soon, chocolate was extensively used in desserts and drinks. Today, chocolate is produced throughout the equatorial portions of the world, from [[Venezuela]] to [[Madagascar]]. Half of the world's chocolate is now produced in the [[Ivory Coast]] under what are often terrible working conditions.