[Ansteorra] Worlds Oldest Chocolate found!

[Leofric Ealdricson]

So that's where they get the chocolate for these fund raiser candy bars!!!

Leofric


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>Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 11:25:48 -0700
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>World's oldest chocolate on display
>The oldest surviving piece of chocolate has gone on display in America.
>
>The small lump of chocolate, which is estimated at around 1,500 years
>old, is drawing crowds at New York's American Museum of Natural History.
>
>It was recently discovered at the bottom of a vessel shaped like a deer
>in the tomb of a Honduran king.
>
>"I think it is the Rosetta stone of chocolate," one man commented.
>
>"This is the oldest piece of chocolate, 1,500 years old. It doesn't look
>a day over 1,400," a woman said.
>
>"It looks like the oldest chocolate," another woman laughed. "I'm trying
>to be [impressed]."
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>In Service to sweet toothes everywhere,
>Rixende
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