HOW WE SAY CHOCOLATE AROUND THE WORLD
How You Say Chocolate In...
In Afrikaans: sjokolade
In Belarusian: sakalada
In Bulgarian: shokolad
In Czech: cokolada
In Danish: chokolade
In Dutch: chocolade
In English: chocolate
In Estonian: sokolaad
In Finnish: suklaa
In French: chocolat
InGerman: Schokolade
In Greek: sokolata
In Hawaiian: Kokoleka
In Hungarian: csokolade
In Italian: la cioccolata
In Japanese: shokora, chokore-to
In Maltese: cikkolata
In Manx Gaelic: shocklaid
In Norwegian: sjokolade
In Polish: czekolada
In Portuguese: o chocolate
In Romanian: ciocolata
In Russian: sokolad
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Here are some of the things that we learned about chocolate that we think are fun facts:
- One cacao pod has enough seeds to make seven milk chocolate bars!(Not too much cacao eh?)
- A single chocolate chip has enough energy for a human to walk one hundred and fifty feet.
- Cacao is said to be a vegetable, but then it is said to fit in the fruit category!
- An average chocolate-loving American eats and estimated total of 10-12 pounds each year,
- An average chocolate-loving Swiss eats 21 pounds!
- If you (happily) stuff down 875,000 chocolate chips you could walk around the world with all of the energy it gives you! If your legs could take it!
- Out of all the men and women who eat chocolate there are twice as many women who eat and crave the sweet snack.
- The people in Chocolate Factories use twenty percent of the peanuts in the world and forty percent of the world’s almonds.
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