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Chocoholics Welcome! Trivia Quiz

Here is some history & facts on chocolate. Enjoy!

A multiple-choice quiz by joopie. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
joopie

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
85,340

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
5 / 10

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1336

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Question 1 of 10

1. What color did tan replace in "M&M's" Plain chocolate candies, in 1950? Hint

pink

violet

white

teal

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Question 2 of 10

2. What year was the exquisite "Godiva" chocolate introduced to the US? Hint

1946

1956

1976

1966

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Question 3 of 10

3. In Japan, Valentine's Day is when women give their special men a box of chocolate. What day do the men reciprocate? Hint

White Day

Blue Day

Black Day

Brown Day

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Question 4 of 10

4. Have "M&M's" chocolate candies ever gone to outerspace?

Yes

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Question 5 of 10

5. What did Eleanor Roosevelt eat, CHOCOLATE covered every morning? Hint

cherries

grasshoppers

strawberries

garlic

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Question 6 of 10

6. Where was the first chocolate chip cookie made? Hint

Dallas, Texas

Hershey, Pennsylvania

Whitman, Massachussetts

San Fransisco, California

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Question 7 of 10

7. What is the original color of the "M's" printed on "M&M" chocolate candies? Hint

black

red

white

blue

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Question 8 of 10

8. Does chocolate aggravate acne?

Yes

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Question 9 of 10

9. In 1875, who helped Daniel Peter invent "milk" chocolate? Hint

Henry Nestle

Peter Carnation

Henry Hershey

Peter Paul

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Question 10 of 10

10. How many pounds of chocolate does Nabisco use in their "Chips Ahoy" cookies every year? Hint

7 million

57 million

37 million

17 million

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What color did tan replace in "M&M's" Plain chocolate candies, in 1950?

Answer: violet

Violet was an original color from 1941-1950.

2. What year was the exquisite "Godiva" chocolate introduced to the US?

Answer: 1966

"Godiva's" best seller is the "Open Oyster". A molded chocolate shell, filled with hazelnut praline. Yum!

3. In Japan, Valentine's Day is when women give their special men a box of chocolate. What day do the men reciprocate?

Answer: White Day

White Day is one month after Valentine's Day. (March 14) This custom is only followed in Japan.

4. Have "M&M's" chocolate candies ever gone to outerspace?

Answer: Yes

The first space shuttle astronauts chose "M&M" chocolate candies to be included in their food supply. They are now displayed in the space food exhibit at the "National Air & Space Museum" in Washington DC.

5. What did Eleanor Roosevelt eat, CHOCOLATE covered every morning?

Answer: garlic

Her Doctor told her chocolate covered garlic would improve her memory. She ate 3 chocolate covered garlic balls every morning.

6. Where was the first chocolate chip cookie made?

Answer: Whitman, Massachussetts

This was made in 1937, in an old country inn. They mixed bits of chocolate with shortbread cookie dough.

7. What is the original color of the "M's" printed on "M&M" chocolate candies?

Answer: black

The 1st "M's" were put on the candies in 1950 & were originally printed in black. They changed to white in 1954.

8. Does chocolate aggravate acne?

Answer: No

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania discovered chocolate has nothing to do with acne.

9. In 1875, who helped Daniel Peter invent "milk" chocolate?

Answer: Henry Nestle

Prior to 1875, all chocolate bars were made with bittersweet chocolate. Daniel was a chocolate maker & at the time Henry made evaporated milk. They put it together to make milk chocolate as we know it today.

10. How many pounds of chocolate does Nabisco use in their "Chips Ahoy" cookies every year?

Answer: 37 million

Now that's a lot of chocolate!

Source: Author joopie

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