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We Love Chocolate!! Our Favorite Chocolate Our Favorite Books About Chocolate Chocolatina Hot Fudge Choco Louie Where does chocolate come from ? Chocolate comes from a bean like a coffee bean but it is not a coffee bean . It comes from a chocolate cow!! It comes from a plant.

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QUESTIONNAIRE. About Chocolate. Do you eat chocolate?. I can’t live without it Sometimes No, I don’t like it. 4. 19. 1. When you go grocery shopping, do you buy chocolate?. Of course! I can’t resist! Hardly ever Never. 4. 17. 5. How do you like it?. Chocolate bar/Chocolates

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Chocolate in the News. Objectives. Discuss the different types of chocolate Discuss potential health benefits of chocolate Discuss potential concerns of eating chocolate Evaluate how chocolate can fit into a healthy diet. . What Is Chocolate?.

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Load ingredients into mixing bowl (Chocolate cheesecake ingredients pictured below) ** See cheesecake recipe on shelf for specific ingredients per cheesecake type**. 2. Stage and put on mixer guards  Use two employees. 3. Stage mixing bowl under mixer

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Load ingredients into mixing bowl (Chocolate cheesecake ingredients pictured below) ** See cheesecake recipe on shelf for specific ingredients per cheesecake type**. 2. Stage and put on mixer guards  Use two employees. 3. Stage mixing bowl under mixer

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You Are What You Eat. Presented by:. Sara Campbell. Lauren Ireland. Karen Turgeon. Critical Health Issues with Will Stern Spring 2001 PE313. M&M Analogy. For every M&M that you eat, you would have to walk the bases on a baseball field one time to burn off the calories.

Cooking to Beat Diabetes. David M. Rider, MD August 2010. This talk is NOT:. A substitute for an individualized plan designed by a nutritionist, dietician or your personal physician Universally applicable for all people with Diabetes, especially those with “brittle” diabetes