Cyber-Bunnys Presents: An Easter Eggstravaganza!

[Natey-Night]

Username: Runy Starr
Fact: Dark Chocolate is more healthier then milk chocolate.
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[Toxi+Bbun]

Username:Bbun
Fact:About 2,000 years ago, the Maya in Mexico and Central America grounded up the seeds from the cacao tree to make a spicy, chocolate drink.
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Username:Kale_dragon_keeper
Fact: Cocoa beans were used as currency by the Mayan and Aztec cultures. Many people believe that this is where they saying "Money grows on trees" came from. Ancient Aztecs prized then so highly, that they thought chocolate had magical powers; like the ability to give them strength.
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[SnowFlies]

-Ignore Please-

[snatcher]

oh, someone else already go this one, shoot, ignore this.

[anomaly.]

Username:shadowbolts
Fact: 1. Chocolate was first used over 2,500 years ago, originating in Central America. The Mayan civilisation considered Cacao to be a divine gift and so, it was held in high regard. It was used ceremoniously and sometimes as a form of currency. The name 'Cacao' is a Maya word meaning 'god food' which after being introduced to Europe in the 16th century, formed the basis of the Latin name for the Cacao tree 'Theobrama Cacao' meaning 'food for the gods'. It is thought that the word 'cocoa' has come about through a miss-spelling of 'cacao.'
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Darkness, and Snowflies, I already used that in mine, sorry.

[snatcher]

Sorry, xD must be on the same website

[Hideś]

Username: For RP
Fact: Chocolate was regarded as an aphrodisiac by Aztec Indians
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[SnowFlies]

Username: SnowFlies
Fact: The name chocolate comes from the Aztec word xocalati meaning bitter water. Not surprising, considering they made a drink, by mixing cacao beans with chillies, achiote, cornmeal, and some reports suggest the inclusion hallucinogenic Mushrooms (probably helped to get over the taste).
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Edited my previous one.