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The rocketing cocoa market has sparked worries over the knock-on impact on the price of chocolate

Cocoa prices soar nearly 140%, crosses $10,000 per metric ton

<h2>The rocketing cocoa market has sparked worries over the knock-on impact on the price of chocolate</h2>

New York cocoa prices on Tuesday cracked an all-time peak above $10,000 on stubborn supply fears, further stoking worries about the elevated cost of Easter eggs and other chocolate treats.
The commodity, which is mostly used to make chocolate, zoomed as high as $10,080 per tonne to extend its record-breaking run.
The most-traded cocoa contract later stood at $9,767 at about 1600 GMT, as poor harvests in producing countries sparked shortage woes.
London cocoa prices meanwhile vaulted Tuesday to a new historic pinnacle of &pound;8,682 per tonne.
The rocketing cocoa market has sparked worries over the knock-on impact on the price of chocolate, at a time when the world's major economies are already grappling with elevated inflation.
"Chocolate is the new luxury good in town, and we expect that sweet treats will see their prices surge in response," said XTB analyst Kathleen Brooks.
New York cocoa seen its price more than double this year, surging by around 135 percent.
London prices have leapt by 144 percent in value.
Cocoa soared in 2023 on a wave of speculation over a global supply deficit, whereby demand outpaces supplies.
The market accelerated its dizzying ascent this year, driven by a supply crunch over bad weather in Ghana and Ivory Coast.
The West African nations are the world's biggest producers of the commodity.
Both countries had been hit by heavy rains that have sparked a tough year for the crop.
Producers now also face fresh turmoil due to the resurgence of the El Nino climate phenomenon, which causes drought in some areas and flooding in others.

A man's chocolate day turned into a nightmare as he found a worm crawling inside chocolate

Hyderabad man's chocolate day goes awry after finding worm inside snack bar | Watch

A man's chocolate day turned into a nightmare as he found a worm crawling inside the chocolate

A man's chocolate day turned into a nightmare as he found a worm crawling inside chocolate

A man's chocolate day didn't go as expected, as he found a live worm crawling inside the chocolate he bought from a store. The Hyderabad-based man shared his experience on X in which he shared that he bought a Cadbury from a store in Telangana on February 9, 2024, and he found a worm inside.&nbsp;
The man also shared the video of the chocolate in which the worm was seen crawling. As internet users came across the video, they were quick enough to react to this. One of the social media users reacted by saying, 'Sue them and claim compensation.'
While others jokingly said that it appears it is a new flavour from Cadbury.&nbsp;
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National Fudge Day: Mackinac Island is the fudge capital of the world, and several visitors throng this place.

National Fudge Day: This tiny Island is known as the 'Fudge Capital of The World'; know all about it

National Fudge Day: Mackinac Island is the fudge capital of the world, and several visitors throng this place.

National Fudge Day is observed on June 16 and this day is celebrated to mark the existence of fudges in the world. Well, this sweet delicacy is surely world-famous. However, people aren't much aware of a tiny island which is known as the fudge capital of the world.&nbsp;
Mackinac is a tiny island in the US and it is popular for cranking out fudge. This island has an area of 3.8 square miles and there are 7 fudge shops on this island.&nbsp;
Several fudge fans visit this island but there are no cars allowed on this island. But that does not stop visitors from coming to this place, they travel on rented bicycles and commute with the help of horses on this tiny island.
It is also mentioned on Mackinac Island's website that every week during the peak fudge season, more than 10 tons of sugar are imported to this island. And, around &nbsp;$200,000 worth of fudge is produced here every day.
Notably, the origin of fudge dates back to the 19th century in the USA. At that time, it was popular in women's colleges and the making of it was considered a fun time activity. Later, it garnered massive popularity and the recipe of this dessert was published in periodicals and most people tried their hands on this recipe.
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If you love munching on chocolate, you’re going to love this new scientific finding! Researchers say that eating milk chocolate at these times may help in fat burn.

Milk chocolate in morning and night linked to fat burn, lowers blood sugar level 

If you love munching on chocolate, you&rsquo;re going to love this new scientific finding! Researchers say that eating milk chocolate at these times may help in fat burn.

Can eating milk chocolate in the morning help in weight loss? 

Love eating chocolate? You'll love this new scientific finding!
Study claims eating chocolate during certain hours may help in fat burn
Randomised, controlled&nbsp;trial done on 19 postmenopausal women
100 gm of choc with 18.1 gm cocoa eaten in the morning or night-time
Consumption did not lead to weight gain in the study
Eating choc in the morning may aid fat burn, lower blood glucose levels
Linked to reduction in hunger, appetite and less desire for sweet treats
Warning: study of a small cohort of older women, may not apply to all
Milk chocolate often high in sugar, fats, overall calories and caffeine

Research published in FASEB&nbsp;says eating&nbsp;milk chocolate within some time of waking up in the morning or before going to sleep at night can be helpful in reducing body fat and sugar level.

If you love munching on chocolate, you&rsquo;re going to love this new scientific finding!
While eating sugary chocolates daily&nbsp;sounds like a&nbsp;recipe for weight gain, a&nbsp;study&nbsp;on menopausal women claims that&nbsp;eating a concentrated amount of chocolate during a small window during the day may help the body burn fat and decrease blood sugar levels.&nbsp;
Published in The&nbsp;FASEB Journal,&nbsp;researchers&nbsp;from the University of Murcia in Spain&nbsp;investigated&nbsp;the effects of eating milk&nbsp;chocolate&nbsp;at different times of the day. In&nbsp;a randomized, controlled, cross-over trial of 19 postmenopausal women, it was discovered that&nbsp;a&nbsp;100 gm&nbsp;intake of chocolate&nbsp;containing 18.1 gm of cocoa content,&nbsp;in the morning or night-time did not lead to weight gain.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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In fact, the team&nbsp;noted&nbsp;that&nbsp;a&nbsp;high intake of chocolate during morning hours may burn fat and reduce blood glucose levels. According to the authors of the study,&nbsp;chocolate reduced ad libitum energy intake, which was consistent with the observed reduction in hunger, appetite and the desire for sweet&nbsp;treats&nbsp;as&nbsp;shown in previous studies.&nbsp;
Before you go overboard on the chocolate express, you must remember that&nbsp;this study was conducted on a very small cohort of women and the findings may not apply to everyone. It is also important to note that&nbsp;milk chocolate is often high in sugar, fats and overall calories.&nbsp;Be mindful of your intake at night as the caffeine in chocolate may even hamper your sleep.
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From chocolate truffles to chocolate liqueur, chocolates are relished by people the world over. This World Chocolate Day know some of the interesting facts.

World Chocolate Day 2022: Here are some interesting facts about Chocolate on this World Chocolate Day

From chocolate truffles to chocolate liqueur, chocolates are relished by people the world over. This World Chocolate Day know some of the interesting facts about chocolate that you may not be aware of!

World Chocolate Day 2022: Here are some lesser known facts about Chocolate!

From chocolate truffles to chocolate liqueur, chocolates are relished by people the world over. This World Chocolate Day know some of the interesting facts about chocolate!

WORLD CHOCOLATE DAY 2022: From chocolate truffles to chocolate liqueur, chocolates are relished by people the world over. Celebrated on 7 July, chocolate day is the perfect occasion to share and enjoy some chocolatey delicacies.
But how well do you know this irresistible treat? Here are some interesting facts about this sweet delight that you may not be aware of!
<h3>THE ORIGIN</h3>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chocolate-makers-mars-nestl-hershey-slapped-with-child-slavery-lawsuit-in-us-1613209333029" target="_blank">Chocolate</a> was first used as a drink in Central America by the Aztecs. The drink was brewed from cocoa beans and was sometimes mixed with vanilla or chilli peppers. The cocoa beans were so deeply valued by them that they used them as money.
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<h3>CHOCOLATE IS A FERMENTED FOOD</h3>
Yes, you heard it right. Beans are extracted from the cacao pod which is then fermented, dried and roasted into cocoa beans. The cocoa nibs are separated from the shells of the bean and ground into a liquid. This chocolate liquor is further used to produce cocoa solids and slabs.
<h3>CHOCOLATE HAS ITS MELTING POINT</h3>
The melting point of chocolate is between 86&deg;F and 90&deg;F and this is lower than the human body temperature. Now you know why it so easily melts in your hand.
<h3>CONTAINS&nbsp;ANTIOXIDANTS</h3>
The darker the chocolate, the more antioxidants. The presence of antioxidants helps prevent oxidative stress and the risk of developing diseases like heart ailments and Alzheimer's.
<h3>HELPS REDUCE ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION</h3>
According to a study published in the journal, Depression &amp; Anxiety, consumption of chocolate, particularly dark chocolate can help reduce the odds of clinically relevant depressive symptoms.
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But before you dive into a chocolate slab or a slice of cake, don&rsquo;t forget to keep the quantity in check as an excess of this yummy delight can be harmful.

Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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Santa gets a Covid twist at this Hungary confectionery

A confectioner in Hungary&nbsp;gave a Covid&nbsp;twist to his chocolate Santas!&nbsp;

Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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In a bid to go green this Diwali, a Gujarat-based baker has made edible, chocolate firecrackers and they're all the rage!
These chocolates made by Khushboo Goswami resemble popular firecrackers like anar, chakri, rocket and fuljhadi. Even the wrapping paper used is designed to look like a firecracker.
Goswami, who has created 7-8 kinds of crackers, has been flooded with orders ahead of Diwali.

These edible chocolate firecrackers are all the rage in Gujarat

Cracker of an idea!&nbsp;A Gujarat-based baker has created delicious, edible chocolate firecrackers ahead of Diwali
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In a bid to go green this Diwali, a Gujarat-based baker has made edible, chocolate firecrackers and they're all the rage! These chocolates made by Khushboo Goswami resemble popular firecrackers like anar, chakri, rocket and fuljhadi. Even the wrapping paper used is designed to look like a firecracker. Goswami, who has created 7-8 kinds of crackers, has been flooded with orders ahead of Diwali.

In a bid to go green this Diwali, a Gujarat-based baker has made edible, chocolate firecrackers and they're all the rage!
These chocolates made by Khushboo Goswami resemble popular firecrackers like anar, chakri, rocket and fuljhadi. Even the wrapping paper used is designed to look like a firecracker.
Goswami, who has created 7-8 kinds of crackers, has been flooded with orders ahead of Diwali.

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