In 1887, a [[Swiss]] man who worked for the Nestlé factory in Vevey, Switzerland named of Daniel Peter created solid milk chocolate. At the time, Peter named this product "Gala" which in Greek means "from the [[milk]]." His product was been adapted by various people and companies, but his Gala Chocolate was an unquestioned success. It blossomed into a product known and manufactured around the world, and Daniel Peter retained his job at Nestlé into his 90's.<ref>http://whatscookingamerica.net/History/MilkChocolate.htm</ref> | In 1887, a [[Swiss]] man who worked for the Nestlé factory in Vevey, Switzerland named of Daniel Peter created solid milk chocolate. At the time, Peter named this product "Gala" which in Greek means "from the [[milk]]." His product was been adapted by various people and companies, but his Gala Chocolate was an unquestioned success. It blossomed into a product known and manufactured around the world, and Daniel Peter retained his job at Nestlé into his 90's.<ref>http://whatscookingamerica.net/History/MilkChocolate.htm</ref> |