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The word chocolate comes from Mexico’s Aztecs and is derived from the Nahuatl word xocolatl which combines xocolli, meaning bitter and atl, which means water.
The USA’s National Confectioners Association created National Chocolate Day, celebrated on October 28.
In Henderson, Nevada, Ethel M Chocolate celebrates the grand reopening of its chocolate factory. The venue is not a secret but not as well known as it should be. Family-friendly, self-guided factory tours and chocolate and a lovely cactus garden. It ticks all the boxes.
Keep an eye on the Twitter account for details: @EthelMChocolate
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Just 2 days left until the Grand Reopening Celebration of our Chocolate Factory! pic.twitter.com/DGmXrPwj94
— Ethel M® Chocolates (@EthelMChocolate) October 26, 2016
Comenzamos una @nochedemuseos con mucha tradición y sabor a #Chocolate pic.twitter.com/szuQFtn686
— MUCHO Chocolate (@ChocolateMUCHO) October 27, 2016
EN DIRECTO en #Periscope: DELI MUSEO MUCHO @chocolatemucho en #Cdmx #felizlunes https://t.co/XsGw5eWe04
— ViajaBonito (@ViajaBonito) October 24, 2016
Chokua' ki'
chúumuk k'iine seen ki'.
Chocolate sabroso,
si al medio día más sabroso.#mayas— elChilamBalam (@elChilamBalam) May 25, 2014
Writing this down: National #chocolate day is October 28 @EthelMChocolate @LeoFuen3 #stickers #localtravelusa https://t.co/FVc393guKU pic.twitter.com/Sag0me66bH
— Ron Mader (@ronmader) October 26, 2016
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