this is the way hot chocolate is made in Colombia to this day , a very similar pot and wooden mixer thing is found in every home 💕 just made the nerd me very happy
That is so awesome! I had no idea this tradition conditioned on there, uninterrupted, for all those years! ¡Gracias, antiguas mesoamericanas, por el regalo del chocolate!!
The tea cups in the 18th century did not have handles and they actually mixed the liquid, usually tea, in the cup then poured it into the saucers, which were more like small bowls, and drank from that!
I love chocolate. I love my Great Uncle George Washington. I even look like George Washington, but I am a woman. I really don't like that! That I look exactly like him, not that I'm a woman. I like being a woman.
imagine if george washington walks into a supermarket and tried a hershey bar george washington: i'll take everything that you have. pulls out a bag of gold coins.
Chocolate is grown and produce in. Africa, etc, during George Washington times and slavery, it was our people that picked and did the labor. George Washington was just like any other slave owner, didnt give a damn about owning human beings, when two to three or more slaves ran away frim his estate, he put out ads and track them down.
Chocolate from Africa? LOL. And your rant about Washington owning slaves is utterly ridiculous. This video is about chocolate not the horrors of slave ownership. Stop that nonsense, it's OK to talk about different aspects of history especially when they address his slave ownership elsewhere.
Chocolate comes from America, not Africa. Chocolate wasn't known before America was found. And besides, George Washington changed his views about slavery in his old days. It was challenging to him because of his family background and his dependence on slaves, it was still a progress.
