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World Wide Chocolate Coupons

Certain coupons can only be used on specific types or brands of chocolate. Unless noted, each offer is only valid for a limited time and cannot be combined with other advertised specials. Sale items cannot be returned for a refund for any reason.http://worldwidechocolate.com/info.html

Discounts and advertised specials for World Wide Chocolate can only be applied to chocolate products and cannot be used towards taxes or costs for shipping, handling or packaging. Shipping prices are based in the type of delivery using UPS and the total dollar amount of the order. Orders placed May through September each year must include their warm weather packaging and can only be shipped via two-day air to prevent the products from melting.http://worldwidechocolate.com/info.html

updated 2010-08-31 18:32:04

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Chocomize

Chocomize is the brainchild of three Columbia University graduates and roommates: Eric Heinbockel, Nick LaCava and Fabian Kaempfer. After a trip to the store, LaCava left a bag filled with chocolate, nuts and candy in his car on a hot day. The ingredients all melted together into a giant chocolate candy ball, which two of the roommates quickly consumed. Within a few months, Chocomize was becoming a reality: the company's website went online in November 2009 and sales were brisk at the outset.http://www.chocomize.com/personalized-chocolate-bar-story

updated 2010-07-28 00:50:07

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MMs.com Coupons

All orders for personalized M&M's are subject to minimums, which is 21 ounces of candy per order. Special offers and MMs.com coupons are only valid for a limited time. Certain offers will require a specific purchase or a purchase of a specific number of bags of personalized M&M's. Personalized candy typically takes a few weeks from the time or ordering to the delivery date. Discounts for free or reduced shipping cannot be applied towards the required fee for shipping surcharges. Orders placed at specific times of the year or for delivery to warm climates may be subject to required shipping options, such as two-day or overnight delivery to prevent the product from melting during shipping.http://www.mymms.com/pop_up/pop_faq.asp?UID=

Coupon codes for MMs.com can only be used for online purchases. Promotional codes must be entered when the order is placed and accepted by the system for use. Personalized M&M's are only sold via their official online store and not in brick-and-mortar retail stores. Restrictions may apply regarding the amount of text or size of images allowed for personalized M&M's and for the number of colors that may be used.http://www.mymms.com/pop_up/pop_faq.asp?UID=

updated 2010-09-13 04:02:43

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No-Bake Desserts

1. Icebox Desserts
2. Lemonade Pie
3. No-Bake Cookies
4. Rice Krispie Treats
5. No-Bake Cheesecake
6. Ice Cream Cake
7. Cream Pies
8. Chocolate Cherry Cups
9. Lemon Refrigerator Cheesecake
10. Tiramisu

updated 2010-07-31 18:23:36

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National Cocoa Day

National Cocoa Day can be celebrated throughout the entire day with endless possibilities. Of course, one can also celebrate this holiday with the traditional mug of hot chocolate. However, this food holiday doesn't have to be limited to just food. Many products are made from cocoa such as lotions and soaps which are made from cocoa butter.http://www.unctad.org/infocomm/anglais/cocoa/uses.htm If food is more your style, for breakfast try something different and make a batch of chocolate gravy with homemade biscuits. Many kids will be amazed by this simple to make gravy with chocolate. This is a perfect time to make chocolate candies for upcoming Christmas gifts, like fudge, southern cream drops and chocolate covered, well anything. It wouldn't be National Cocoa Day without some chocolate ice cream, with chocolate syrup and chocolate sprinkles. For those who don't enjoy baking, chocolate peanut butter, no bake cookies are loaded with cocoa. These cook up in a snap on top of the stove, but don't be tempted to taste the cocoa alone, many say it is quite the bitter taste. However National Cocoa Day is celebrated, it is sure to be delicious; just don't forget to add the sugar.

updated 2010-07-17 16:38:12

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National Chocolate Wafer Day

As National Chocolate Wafer Day is a fairly obscure holiday, there are not likely to be too many widespread celebrations. However, this day presents an ideal opportunity to experiment with a new dessert recipe, or to simply indulge in a few wafers as a special treat.

updated 2010-07-17 16:38:09

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How to Make Homemade Chocolate Fudge

1. The cocoa in the recipe can be replaced with white chocolate, peanut butter chips, or butterscotch chips.
2. Nuts can be added to the recipe to suit a variety of tastes. Nuts that go well with chocolate fudge include: pecans, walnuts, almonds, and macadamia nuts.
3. Popular flavors of fudge that use chocolate fudge as a base include: Chocolate Mint Fudge, Peanut Butter Chocolate Fudge, Cookies and Cream Fudge, and Rocky Road.

updated 2010-08-09 11:41:40

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How to Make Spicy Hot Chocolate for Valentine's Day

1. Bring the water into a boil in a saucepan.
2. Add the vanilla extract or the whole vanilla bean.
3. Add the sugar.
4. Add the cinnamon.
5. Add a pinch of salt.
6. Stir gently with a cooking spoon, and let the liquid simmer for a minute. It should smell amazing, and the aroma of the cinnamon should be noticeable.
7. Pour the melted or grated dark chocolate. If you find it sticking to the bottom of the bowl, just get your spoon a little bit wet in order to mix the preparation well.
8. Reduce heat. Let the hot chocolate simmer for a minute.
9. As the chocolate melts and mixes with the other ingredients, the blend can get clumpy. Use the wisk to make it nice and smooth.
10. Slowly introduce the milk. Continue stirring with the wisk. 
11. Let the concoction simmer for about a minute.
12. Turn off the heat, and immediately pour the mix into a lovely mug.
13. Sprinkle the blend with a pinch of cayenne pepper.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MIjo5X0gpI

updated 2011-02-11 13:00:00

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Aphrodisiac Foods for Valentine's Day: Chocolate

Cacao tree plantations were first established nearly 2,000 years ago by the Aztecs and Mayans, who lived in what is now Mexico and Central America. Cacao seeds were originally ground and mixed with various spices to make a bitter, frothy drink. The beverage was often consumed during religious ceremonies, in which priests also offered cacao seeds to the gods.http://www.fieldmuseum.org/chocolate/history_intro.html 

Upon conquest by the Spanish in 1521, cacao traveled to Europe where chocolate recipes were eventually sweetened with sugar and cinnamon. Cacao seeds were an expensive import, and chocolate drinks were typically reserved for the wealthy and powerful of Spain.http://www.fieldmuseum.org/chocolate/history_intro2.html With the Industrial Revolution in the mid-1800s, chocolate began to be mass-produced as solid forms of sweet and increasingly affordable candy.http://www.fieldmuseum.org/chocolate/history_contemp4.html 

In 1875, Daniel Porter and Henri Nestle added condensed milk to chocolate, which became dubbed as "milk chocolate" that is still sold around the world.http://www.fieldmuseum.org/chocolate/history_contemp4.html 

updated 2011-03-14 14:47:21

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