Chocolate is believed to be “rich” in these chemicals- responsible for preventing damaging effects from oxidation
What are antioxidants?
If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, what does eating a chocolate a day bring? (hint: you won’t want to smile)
What is a visit to the DENTIST –or- cavities?
This kind of chocolate is most healthy according to experts
What is DARK chocolate?
What is the name of a planet in the Solar System, the Roman god of war and a well-known chocolate bar which is named after the chocolate company’s owner?
What is Mars?
These two ancient civilizations valued cacao so highly that they used it as currency.
What are the Aztecs and Mayans?
What Swiss chocolate company, known for its chocolate bars and the Lindor Truffle, bought Russell Stover Candies in 2004?
What is Lindt?
Some studies show that eating chocolate may protect this bodily function…so you can remember your own name…
What is Long Term Memory?
Eating chocolate has been shown to worsen these kinds of headaches
What are migraines?
Of the 3, dark, milk or white, the chocolate with the MOST # of calories per ounce
What is DARK chocolate?
(170 kcal vs. 150 kcal)
With a crisp wafer center covered in chocolate, this bar's slogan encourages you to "Have a break."
What is KitKat?
The first chocolate factory in the United States opened in this city, now famous for its connection to chocolate.
What is Hershey, Pennsylvania?
What British chocolate company is known for chocolate bars with names such as Dairy Milk, Flake, Crunchie, and Wispa?
What is Cadbury?
Healthier Chocolate has a higher percentage of this ingredient than other formulations
What is the COCOA content?
Speaking about dental caries or cavities, this ingredient in chocolate is responsible for tooth decay
What is the SUGAR CONTENT?
Of the 3, dark, milk or white, the chocolate type that has the least amount of SUGAR added to it
What is DARK?
Which brand of chewy, taffy-caramel chocolate candy was the first individually wrapped “penny candy” in the United States?
What is Tootsie Roll?
During World War II, soldiers were given special chocolate bars as part of their rations because they provided quick energy. These bars were made by this famous American chocolate company.
What is Hershey’s?
Using the tagline "silky smooth", which avian-sounding chocolate brand is owned by Mars and known as Galaxy in the UK?
What is Dove?
Scientists believe that the act of eating chocolate causes happiness due to the release of these chemicals in your body- the same ones that are released after exercise
What are ENDORPHINS?
Chocolate is high in this type of fat, which can be unhealthy if eaten in large amounts.
What is saturated fat?
Tthis type of chocolate is made
without dairy
What is VEGAN chocolate?
Made by Hershey’s, this bar features layers of crispy peanut butter flakes covered in chocolate and has a name that suggests a clumsy mistake.
What is Butterfinger?
In the 1500s, this Spanish explorer is credited with bringing cacao to Europe after his conquest of the Aztecs.
Who is Hernán Cortés?
This triangular Swiss chocolate bar features honey and almond nougat and is often associated with the Alps.
What is Toblerone?
According to another study, eating chocolate this often can improve cognitive function (choose 1/day or 1/ week or 1/month)
What is once a week ?
Chocolate can sometimes trigger this skin condition, especially for people with sensitive skin, making them break out in pimples.
What is Acne?
Seen on packaging, it’s the amount of the cocoa bean product found in the chocolate itself
What is the Cacao Percentage?
Named for a novel with the triumvirate of titular characters Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, what chocolate and nougat candy bar originally included three smaller bars: one vanilla, one chocolate, and one strawberry?
What is 3 Musketeers?
In the early 1900s, this British company created the first-ever chocolate Easter egg, starting a holiday tradition.
What is Cadbury?
Known for its "Surprise" eggs, what chocolate brand is produced in Italy even though its name means "children" in German and "nicer" in English?
What is Kinder?