After moving to Sicily for a simpler life, former investment banker Simone Sabaini helped to reinvent Modica’s sweet scene.

The Olmec apparently passed their knowledge onto the Maya and Aztecs, who developed their own methods for preparing and drinking chocolate. The drinking chocolate enjoyed by these later ...

Valentine’s Day and chocolate — they simply go hand in hand. In recent years, the confection has been regarded as the symbol ...

In Pakistan, chocolates have become a staple for celebrations, particularly on Valentine’s Day. The influence of global ...

Each year, lovebirds purchase about 58 million pounds of the stuff for Valentine’s Day, so why not you? After all, chocolate ...

that chocolate was a gift from the gods. The Aztecs in particular revered the drink - they gave it to victorious warriors after battle, would use it during religious rituals, and even used cacao ...

Chocolate — a beloved treat we often reach for during moments of indulgence — was once so valuable it was used as currency.

The Aztecs then poured the mixture from one container to another from a height high enough to create the froth that was considered the ultimate feature in drinking the beverage. The Golden Book of ...

Trish says there are health benefits of chocolate, but remember the darker the better - 70 percent and above for health ...

LOUIS — It’s the drink that turns a cold day into a cozy one, hot chocolate. but did you know it started as a spicy, unsweetened beverage over 2,500 years ago? It was the Mayans and Aztecs who ...