The first European who can rightly claim the "discovery" of cocoa is Christopher Columbus. In 1502, during his last voyage to the Caribbean, he lands on the island of Guanaja, before the coast of present-day Honduras.
He was greeted by the Aztec who offered him a bag of cocoa beans in exchange for trade goods. Columbus failed to grasp the importance of these beans, more so, he detests the beverage prepared from these beans, which is known as Xocolatl (or tchocolatl). And he returns to Spain without realising the economic importance of these cocoa beans.
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chocolate was first discovered arround 2000 bc
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It was in first made in East Africa, where the cocoa beans were first discovered,
Christopher Columbus discovered cocoa on his voyage
The Aztecs drank a chocolate drink and when the Europeans came into Mexico and South America they discovered chocolate and took it back to Europe.
The first group of people to discover chocolate were the Maya Indians during seventh century A. D. The Maya Indians would make drink involving roasted cocoa beans, spice and water called "chocolatl".
it was discovered in 1527 in Spain
The Olmecs (1500-400 BC) were almost certainly the first humans to consume chocolate,
America "discovered" chocolate in 1755 The first American chocolate factory opened in 1765. America then led the way producing chocolate at a faster pace than anywhere else in the world.
The first European who can rightly claim the "discovery" of cocoa is Christopher Columbus in 1502.
the cacao bean was discovered at South America
Yees they 'discovered' chocolate.