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Explore the fascinating connection between Mexico's ancient cultures and the beloved treat we know as chocolate. From the powerful kings of the Mayan civilization who cherished chocolatl, the drink of the gods, to the modern methods of making chocolate, this educational journey reveals the traditions and innovations of Mexico. Learn about the cocoa tree, the art of using a molinillo to create frothy drinks, and the laughter and smiles that chocolate brings today. Join us and uncover the rich history behind this delicious delicacy!
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Mexico Created for Folkorica.us By Mrs. Naft- Educational Director Ms. Pacheco- Artistic Director
Where in the world is Mexico? The Continent of North America
United States of America Guatemala Belize
Why is this lady smiling? What do you think those funny orange pods are?
Can they have something to do with… Chocolate? Let’s find out!
Long ago ancient cultures of the land that is now called Mexico and Central America built great cities.
It is said that one powerful king drank 50 cups a day of a special drink from a golden cup. That drink was called…
chocolatl, the drink of the gods. Today we call it chocolate, but how is chocolate made?
Molinillo A Molinillo is a hand carved wooden hot chocolate beater from Mexico. You roll it back and forth in your hands to beat the chocolate into a frothy drink.
So thanks to what the native people of Mexico and Central America discovered long ago, today we can enjoy… Chocolate!