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Meanings of drinking chocolate in English
A beverage made from cocoa powder and milk and sugar; usually drunk hot.
Synonyms
Examples for "chocolate"
Examples for "chocolate"
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New scientific research suggests that chocolate could be good for the heart.
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For example, think of 18-year-olds drinking alcohol, or successful dieters wanting chocolate.
3
Easter break, chocolate and weather forecast in no particular order of importance.
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Today, most chocolate is now consumed in the form of milk chocolate.
5
Hershey and the chocolate company have clashed for a number of years.
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New Zealand is to fund a programme to support Samoa's cocoa industry.
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New York cocoa last month hit its lowest level since August 2007.
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Fairtrade will continue to monitor the prices Cadbury paid to cocoa farmers.
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Italy's Ferrero did not respond to emailed questions about cocoa farmers' incomes.
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New varieties are the answer to solving the diminishing supply of cocoa.
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The team announced Friday it would offer free coffee and hot chocolate.
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A few minutes later Patricia handed me a mug of hot chocolate.
3
A sauna is also needed and apparently hot chocolate helps a lot.
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He wasn't going to attack her over hot chocolate and apple pie.
5
Mexican hot chocolate Spicy and nice: thejameskitchen's Mexican dark hot chocolate drink.
Usage of drinking chocolate in English
1
Porridge oats, O'Boy drinking chocolate powder and sugar in Tupperware containers on the worktop.
2
But then nobody is drinking chocolate sodas-atleast no one is doing it light-heartedly
3
You have to use unsweetened cocoa powder or dark chocolate; drinking chocolate is too sweet.
4
Next I found a quiet café and ordered drinking chocolate with a glass of water.
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Jakoba is paying visits, drinking chocolate, and eating biscuits.
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He went in search of his wife, and found her drinking chocolate at the buffet with two strange men.
7
The wedding took place in the room where Jeff had been used to drinking chocolate with his little friend only a year before.
8
In 1662, the Catholic church declared that drinking chocolate did not break a fast and so it became popular in monasteries all over Europe.
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Moreover she could frequently be seen in the company of officers in the Eisenbeiss pastry shop, drinking chocolate and having a good time generally.
10
A ten minute search turned up five cans of drinking chocolate, a sachet of unhydrated oatmeal cakes, and a serve-three pizza with extra anchovies.
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This coffee-free concoction of frothy milk topped with a dusting of drinking chocolate and served in a tiny expresso cup is fast becoming a phenomenon.
12
On that morning Johnson came to me from Streatham, and after drinking chocolate at General Paoli's, in South-Audley-street, we proceeded to Lord Marchmont's in Curzon-street.
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"I believe I would like some drinking chocolate," she said.
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(His companions were munching wafers and drinking chocolate milk.)
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'The next morning I was drinking chocolate and eating croissants, as though it were the middle of peacetime.'
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" Drinking chocolate sounds lovely," I said.
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Translations for drinking chocolate
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