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This is the beginning. Ummmm ... Chocolate. Enter. The American Museum of
Natural History in New York City. At bottom are vessels (cups) used for drinking Cacao in Ancient times. Images by Richard. |
For thousands of years
before Chocolate was a sweet tasty candy it was a Spicy drink that was served during religious ceremonies and Royal events. |
Chocolate at The
American Museum of Natural History in New York City |
If you are in New York City
visiting or looking for fun activities to do stop by the Museum and experience the many wonders you will find there. But for all the people who can not come to New York City we would like to bring it to you. And give you a taste of what it is all about. Totally Cool ®: "Takes You There." Hey anyone seen my Snickers bar ? |
When you first enter the
"Chocolate" exhibit you see a rainforest. A large cacao tree greets you with a display of the cacao nut and what comes from them (shown at left). |
Some of the earliest known
chocolate drinkers were the Ancient Maya of Central and South America. |
images by Richard.
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