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Chocolate trivia questions bring out the sweet tooth in all of us.
Let's face it, chocolate is one of life's greatest pleasures. Whether it's a candy bar, a hot cup of cocoa, or an indulgent truffle, chocolate can make any day sweeter.
Okay, enough of the mouth-watering descriptions and sweet-talking, it's time for some chocolate trivia.
Straight off the bat, here is a warm-up question to get you started:
Question: What Swiss chocolate bar brand features red text and a yellow mountain, which surreptitiously displays the sketching of a white bear within the yellow mountain?
Answer: Toblerone
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1. What is the name of a planet in the Solar System, the Roman god of war, and a well-known chocolate bar which is named after the chocolate company’s owner?
Answer: Mars
2. What Mars candy bar consists of a shortbread biscuit, with caramel and chocolate applied around it? Each package consists of two bars, and advertising suggests that the left and right bars are different somehow.
Answer: Twix
3. Marketed as the fourth type of chocolate (the other three being dark, milk, and white), which variety introduced in 2017 by Barry Callebaut shares its name with a precious stone?
Answer: Ruby Chocolate
4. Don't lose it or you'll be angry. What six-letter word beginning with "T" means to heat and cool chocolate in order to give it a smooth and shiny appearance?
Answer: Temper
5. Alternating layers of ladyfingers soaked in a coffee-liqueur combo with mascarpone cheese and chocolate get you what uplifting Italian dessert?
Answer: Tiramisu
6. The Android 4.4 operating system software for mobile devices was known by what sweet nickname, which is a chocolate-covered wafer bar known for its breakability?
Answer: KitKat
7. Named for a novel with the triumvirate of titular characters Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, what chocolate and nougat candy bar originally included three smaller bars: one vanilla, one chocolate, and one strawberry?
Answer: 3 Musketeers
8. What famous jar of hazelnut spread originally came in a giant, solid block until the Italian chocolatier Ferrero’s son came up with the idea to make it creamy and sell smaller batches in the 1960s?
Answer: Nutella
9. What “D” Milk product, manufactured by Cadbury with milk chocolate, is also a general adjective describing things containing or made from milk?
Answer: Dairy Milk
10. Hopefully they have good dental in Madison! More than 50 years before Bart Simpson made sure nobody laid a finger on his, Shirley Temple shilled for what crispety-crunchety candy bar that just topped Wisconsin’s most popular Halloween candy list for 2023?
Answer: Butterfinger
11. Notable for being the world's largest consumer of hazelnuts, which brand beginning with F produces Nutella, Tic Tacs, and a Kinder range aimed at children?
Answer: Ferrero
12. Located in southeastern Pennsylvania, what amusement park was founded in 1906 to entertain workers at a chocolate company in the area?
Answer: Hersheypark
13. While building magnetrons at MIT in the 1940s, Percy Spencer noticed a melting chocolate bar in his pocket. Deeper investigation and exploration led to the invention of what household device? Spencer received no royalties for this invention, first marketed as the Radarange.
Answer: Microwave
14. The brand Pascall owns a trademark on the name of what chocolate candy with a soft pineapple-flavored center, popular among New Zealanders?
Answer: Pineapple Lumps
15. Competing with other chocolate giants like Mondelez International and Nestlé, what 4-letter out-of-this-world company controls more of the global chocolate market than anyone else?
Answer: Mars
16. In 2017, the cocoa company Barry Callebaut introduced a "fourth" type of chocolate alongside dark, milk, and white. What is the name of this new type of chocolate, which is made with a specific type of cocoa bean and is known for its pink color?
Answer: Ruby Chocolate
17. Introduced in 1962, Sonny the Cuckoo Bird is the mascot for what chocolatey General Mills cereal brand?
Answer: Cocoa Puffs
18. What type of layered chocolate cake with pecan-coconut frosting was named for its inventor, an American chocolatier, and not, as you might expect, a distant country?
Answer: German Chocolate Cake
19. What Swiss chocolate company, known for its chocolate bars and the Lindor Truffle, bought Russell Stover Candies in 2004?
Answer: Lindt
20. Perhaps not surprisingly, given it is home to The Hershey Company, which U.S. state produces the most chocolate? According to the U.S. Census Bureau it produces roughly half of the chocolate made in the country.
Answer: Pennsylvania
21. What brand of chocolate bar, made of nougat, topped with caramel, and covered with milk chocolate, shares its name with the galaxy that contains our Solar System?
Answer: Milky Way
22. In 1907, Hershey's began manufacturing what tiny chocolate candies, which are still popular today?
Answer: Hershey's Kisses
23. Delavan, Wisconsin, not South America, is the location of the factory that produces what brand of rectangular chocolate mint candies?
Answer: Andes
24. Left a chocolate bar in a hot car? When you unwrap it, you might see some white discoloration on the surface. While it doesn’t look yummy, it’s still safe to eat—what you’re seeing is just separated cocoa fat. What’s the term used to describe this confectionery phenomenon?
Answer: Bloom
25. Which “bean-to-bar” gourmet Belgian-Swiss chocolate company brought us “ruby” chocolate in 2017?
Answer: Barry Callebaut
26. Which brand of chewy, taffy-caramel chocolate candy was the first individually wrapped “penny candy” in the United States? As a kid, you might have tried to lick your way to the center of the lollipop version.
Answer: Tootsie Roll
27. After its acquisition of the Leaf International confectionery in 1996, Hershey has been the manufacturer of what “H” chocolate and toffee candy bar? Its name is also used to describe an area of open uncultivated land.
Answer: Heath Bar
28. Ferrero Rocher truffles consist of milk chocolate, a wafer shell, and what whole roasted nut in the center?
Answer: Hazelnut
29. Which Hershey chocolate bar with a blue and white wrapper is filled with coconut and a specific nut that appears in its euphoric name?
Answer: Almond Joy
30. What color is also a royal house in the Netherlands, a river found in South Africa, and the name of a fruit when mixed with chocolate creates the flavor known as Jaffa?
Answer: Orange
31. As a result of moving production outside of Switzerland, which chocolate bar is no longer allowed to feature the mountain known as Matterhorn on its packaging?
Answer: Toblerone
32. What chocolate-flavored coffee drink gets its name from a city in Yemen that was once a center of the coffee trade?
Answer: Mocha
33. What Swiss chocolate bar brand features red text and a yellow mountain, which surreptitiously displays the sketching of a white bear within the yellow mountain?
Answer: Toblerone
34. Israel’s popular Sabra liquor is chocolate with hints of what citrus fruit?
Answer: Orange
35. Known for its "Surprise" eggs, what chocolate brand is produced in Italy even though its name means "children" in German and "nicer" in English?
Answer: Kinder
36. Once cocoa has been shelled and roasted, the little leftover bits aren’t as sweet as chocolate but they’re still useful—especially if you want to make liquor. What are these pieces called?
Answer: Nibs
37. Two malted biscuits separated by a light chocolate cream filling and coated in a thin layer of textured chocolate make up what snack brand introduced to Australia in 1964 by Arnott's?
Answer: Tim Tam
38. The Matterhorn in the Alps is said to have served as inspiration for the shape of what chocolatey product that has been owned by Mondelez International since 2012?
Answer: Toblerone
39. The title character and her BFF Ethel work in a chocolate factory, leading to some hilarious scenes with a conveyor belt in a 1952 episode of what classic TV series?
Answer: I Love Lucy
40. Which type of chocolate is not quite as bitter as dark, not as light and sweet as milk, and is good for baking?
Answer: Semisweet
41. The "negro" version of what Mexican culinary sauce is typically made from chili peppers, chocolate, and spices?
Answer: Mole
42. "That's Rich" is the fitting slogan of what candy bar made of chocolate, caramel, and crisped rice?
Answer: 100 Grand
43. The 2000 film "Chocolat" stars Juliette Binoche as a woman who opens a sweet shop in a straitlaced fictional village in what country?
Answer: France
44. What European country with a square red and white national flag is home to Daniel Peter, the man who invented milk chocolate in 1875 by using condensed milk as its crucial ingredient?
Answer: Switzerland
45. What British chocolate company is known for chocolate bars with names such as Dairy Milk, Flake, Crunchie, and Wispa?
Answer: Cadbury
46. Chocolate comes from beans that grow on cacao trees. These trees, like pine, spruce, and cotton, among others, share what compound-word characteristic that distinguishes them as having fresh leaves year-round?
Answer: Evergreen
47. In cooking, what French term means a mixture of semisweet chocolate and cream heated and stirred together, often used to fill truffles and cakes?
Answer: Ganache
48. Using the tagline "silky smooth", which avian-sounding chocolate brand is owned by Mars and known as Galaxy in the UK?
Answer: Dove
49. The musical name of what creamier chocolate bar, introduced by Hershey in 1999, reflects the more adult and "upscale" consumers for which it is marketed?
Answer: Symphony
50. Harpoon in Boston, Sand Creek in Wisconsin, and O'Fallon in Missouri all have a chocolate-flavored product which is what type of beer?
Answer: Stout
51. Bart Simpson was the spokesman for what crispy peanut butter chocolate candy bar?
Answer: Butterfingers
52. Named after a favorite horse belonging to the Mars family, which peanut chocolate bar was named (along with M&Ms) as the "official snack" of the 1984 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Snickers
53. The chocolate chip cookie was invented in 1938 by Ruth Wakefield, the proprietor of what Massachusetts inn, which gave its name to the Nestlé brand and cookbook that popularized them?
Answer: The Toll House Inn
54. The Vital Proteins brand offers collagen peptides in a chocolate flavor. Vital Proteins has as its Chief Creative Officer what star of the TV show “Friends”?
Answer: Jennifer Aniston
55. In Spain, hot chocolate is often served at breakfast alongside what long pastry made from dough that is extruded, then fried?
Answer: Churros
56. Which Nestlé powder can you mix with milk to make a chocolatey drink approved by the brand’s “speedy” rabbit mascot?
Answer: Nesquik
57. Lindt expanded their chocolate empire in the 1990s with the acquisition of what California-based chocolate company founded by and named after an Italian immigrant?
Answer: Ghirardelli
58. Founded in 1926, what popular Belgian chocolatier, known for its expensive chocolates was bought by Turkish company Yildiz Holding in 2007? The company is named after an Anglo-Saxon noblewoman who supposedly rode naked on horseback to save her village from excessive taxation.
Answer: Godiva
59. Although it no longer contains eggs, what Swiss-manufactured instant chocolate beverage gets its name from a Latin word meaning "egg?"
Answer: Ovaltine
60. What appropriate name does Hershey's use for the version of its classic Kisses made of milk chocolate coated in white creme?
Answer: Hugs
61. What West African country is the world's largest producer of cacao beans? Ghana is the second-largest producer. Together, the two countries grow over 60% of the world's supply.
Answer: Côte d'Ivoire
62. What process do the seeds of the cacao tree go through before being dried, cleaned, and roasted? Cacao seeds are very bitter, and this step is necessary to develop the flavor.
Answer: Fermentation
63. What is the name of the Japanese snack food first sold in 1966 initially described as a "chocolate-covered biscuit stick?" There are now additional flavored coatings such as almond, strawberry, milk, green tea, banana, and coconut.
Answer: Pocky
64. The Swiss chocolatier Lindt makes what alliteratively similar brand of chocolate bars and truffles, known for their dark chocolate shells and milk chocolate interiors?
Answer: Lindor truffles
65. A popular way to prepare chocolate is what use of air bubbles to give it a light, airy texture? It sounds like the name of a large antlered animal, sometimes called an elk.
Answer: Mousse
66. Hershey's is, of course, located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, but one of its most iconic products, a peppermint patty coated in dark chocolate, was invented in what town 36 miles away?
Answer: York
67. Chocolate can combine deliciously with what aromatic purple plant from the mint family?
Answer: Lavender
68. What international confectionery manufacturer and chocolate retailer was founded in 1981 in Durango, Colorado, and is named for a large mountain range in that region?
Answer: Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
69. What brand name for chocolate-covered peanuts, owned by Nestle, comes from an American slang word for the peanuts themselves?
Answer: Goobers
70. A base of wafer and coconut, custard, and chocolate ganache are the layers in a popular "bar" named for what city on Canada's Vancouver Island?
Answer: Nanaimo
71. Halle Berry serves chocolate ice cream with a plastic spoon to Billy Bob Thornton in a memorable scene from what 2001 film for which she later won a Best Actress Oscar?
Answer: Monster's Ball
72. "Nothing mixes better than vanilla and chocolate." In an episode of "Seinfeld," Jerry says this in reference to what iconic duotone baked foodstuff found primarily in the bakeries of New York City?
Answer: Black and White cookie
73. Trinitario cacao beans were named after what island that is the largest island in a nation in the Caribbean?
Answer: Trinidad
74. What is the name for the chocolate confectionery that derives its name from its visual similarity to the fruiting body of a subterranean ascomycete fungus?
Answer: Truffle
75. The evidence of the earliest use of chocolate was found at an archaeological site of the pre-Olmec Mokaya people dating back to 1900 BC. In what country is this site located?
Answer: Mexico
76. Blasting off with the space shuttle Columbia in 1981, what were the first candies in space? They are also included in MRE field rations for U.S. soldiers.
Answer: M&Ms
77. From what present-day country, formerly ancient Mesoamerica, does chocolate originate?
Answer: Mexico
78. In which ancient civilization was chocolate thought to be a gift from the god Quetzalcoatl?
Answer: Aztec
79. On April Fool's Day in France, one might be presented with un poisson d'avril, a chocolate shaped like what animal?
Answer: Fish
80. Featuring chocolate chips and macadamia nuts, what Pepperidge Farm cookie variety shares its name with a city in Marin County?
Answer: Sausalito
81. What alliterative chocolate bar is named after a well-known early-20th-century dance and partially shares its name with West Virginia’s capital city?
Answer: Charleston Chew
82. What four-letter caramel-filled branded chocolate candy is shaped like a truncated cone and was first manufactured in the U.K. by Mackintosh's in 1937?
Answer: Rolo
83. Along with the Milky Way, Mars Inc. makes another out-of-this-world chocolate bar that comes in smooth milk, honeycomb crisp, and orange varieties. In the U.S., it’s sold under the Dove brand, but in the UK, it goes by what “G” word?
Answer: Galaxy
84. With an annual consumption of ~5kg per person, which continent accounts for half of all the chocolate eaten each year worldwide?
Answer: Europe
85. As well as being home to chocolate brands such as Côte d'Or, Godiva, and Leonidas, in which European country would you find the chocolate museum known as Choco-Story?
Answer: Belgium
86. What confection is a (usually) round chocolate-coated treat with a ganache center and sometimes topped with nuts? It’s not a fabulous fungus but shares a Latin name with one that means “lump."
Answer: Truffle
87. Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. Almond Joy's got nuts. Who "don't?"
Answer: Mounds
88. What is the longest continuously operating chocolatier in the U.S.? This firm started as a confectionery shop in San Francisco in 1852.
Answer: Ghirardelli
89. After it first hit the market in 1905, which brand’s Dairy Milk bar became its best-selling chocolate bar?
Answer: Cadbury
90. What Francophone nation, whose name alludes to another important historical export, is the world's leading exporter of cocoa beans?
Answer: Ivory Coast
91. The name of what process, by which cocoa butter is evenly distributed throughout chocolate, comes from the shell-shaped vessels first used for it?
Answer: Conching
92. What sweet biscuit topping is often associated with Arkansas and typically contains flour, cocoa powder, butter, sugar, milk, and salt?
Answer: Chocolate gravy
93. Similar to a Heath bar, what Hershey's candy bar brand consists of a thin slab of butter toffee covered in milk chocolate?
Answer: Skor
94. Named for a city in British Columbia, what no-bake dessert includes a base of wafers, nuts, and coconut, custard icing in the middle, and a layer of chocolate ganache on top?
Answer: Nanaimo Bar
95. Gimme a break! What Hershey wafer-and-chocolate product has been offered in more than 300 flavors in Japan, including adzuki (red bean), wasabi, matcha, and soy sauce?
Answer: KitKat
96. The Ethel M Chocolate Factory in Henderson, Nevada is named for the matriarch of what American first family of chocolate?
Answer: Mars
97. What chocolate-y, nutty brand had to pay a $3 million settlement in 2012 for falsely claiming it was "part of a balanced breakfast?"
Answer: Nutella
98. The Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas is home to the world’s largest fountain of which dark, white, or semi-sweet confection?
Answer: Chocolate
99. Dreyer's Ice Cream claims that in 1929 they invented what iconic ice cream flavor? They mixed chocolate ice cream, almonds, and marshmallows to get something they describe as "revolutionary."
Answer: Rocky Road
100. You might have been jealous if your high school BFF had a VX8500 “Chocolate” sliding phone/mp3 player. Which electronics company that’s also known for its LCD TVs, tablets, home appliances, and computer accessories released the phone in 2006?
Answer: LG
101. Don't laugh: Named after a pet of its creator, what is the biggest selling chocolate bar in the world, as of the end of 2022?
Answer: Snickers
102. What “D” Chocolate company, co-owned by the Kuapa Kokoo cocoa co-operative in Ghana, makes luxury chocolate bars, as well as gelt coins? Its name implies that it is God-like.
Answer: Divine Chocolate
103. The first chocolate manufacturer started its business in 1765, on the banks of the Neponset River, in what New England state?
Answer: Massachusetts
104. "Cherry" is the most popular type of what variety of common chocolate treat, in which a liquid filling is placed within a chocolate shell?
Answer: Cordial
105. First introduced in 2017 and noted for its sour flavor profile, what chocolate variety shares its name with a precious gem?
Answer: Ruby chocolate
106. French royals who liked chocolate enough to tell you about it twice are apparently the source of what word for certain bite-sized confections?
Answer: Bonbons
107. When cocoa is treated with alkali, it lowers the acidity and gives it a darker color and less bitter taste. Cocoa made this way is great for hot chocolate and baking. What’s the name of the process? The technique was invented by a chocolate maker in the Netherlands in the 19th century.
Answer: Dutch
108. What candy bar, peanut butter crunch enrobed in chocolate, is sold in a black wrapper by Hershey? It shares its name with a famous shopping street in Manhattan.
Answer: 5th Avenue
109. What delicious three-word dessert’s origins trace back as early as Mrs. George Clay submitting her tasty recipe to The Dallas Morning News in 1957, and NOT back to a baker in Berlin inventing this coconut- and pecan-layered treat?
Answer: German Chocolate Cake
110. Which chocolate maker is the biggest supplier in the United States and was the nation’s oldest independent processor (having started in 1939) until it was bought by Fuji Oil Holdings in 2018?
Answer: Blommer Chocolate Company
111. Written in Spanish, "Like Water for Chocolate" is the 1989 debut novel by Laura Esquivel, an author from what country?
Answer: Mexico
112. The peer-reviewed journal "Nature Ecology & Evolution" has reported that the earliest use of cacao was likely approximately 5,300 years ago based on archaeological findings in Santa Ana in what South American nation? This nation is one of two on the continent that does not border Brazil.
Answer: Ecuador
113. Although details on who first brought back chocolate to Europe are disputed, it is generally agreed that chocolate first appeared in Europe in what country?
Answer: Spain
114. Which C-term refers to chocolate that has more cocoa butter in it and is great for dipping or coating treats (which makes sense, because the word means “covering” in French)?
Answer: Couverture
115. What chocolate bar, which might give you the energy you need for a 26-mile run, was known as "Marathon" in the UK until 1990?
Answer: Snickers
116. Toblerone got its name from founder Theodor Tobler and "torrone," the Italian word for what crackly confection found in each bar?
Answer: Nougat
117. What is the name of the oldest producer of chocolate in the U.S.? The company was founded in Boston in 1765 and is still in operation. Coincidentally, the company's name came from its founder's surname but it is still quite appropriate for the food industry.
Answer: The Baker Chocolate Company
118. The Museu de la Xocolata, a word that means "chocolate" in the Catalan language, can be found in what European city?
Answer: Barcelona
119. What cake, a recipe for which first appeared in a Dallas newspaper in 1957, was named for its primary ingredient and not for its country of origin?
Answer: German chocolate cake
120. Treating cocoa with alkali to make it less acidic is called what process? The name comes from the nationality of Coenraad Johannes van Houten—the chemist/chocolate maker who came up with it!
Answer: Dutch
121. According to the title of a 2011 essay collection about Costa Rican wildlife by naturalist Jack Ewing, "Monkeys Are Made Of" what sweet substance?
Answer: Chocolate
122. Known for its distinctive shape and cult following as a cheesecake ingredient, the logo for Toblerone chocolate features a mountain with a hidden image of what animal?
Answer: Bear
123. Appearing on the back of the Philippine 200 Peso note, a hill formation in the Province of Bohol is named after which earthy colored sweet treat?
Answer: Chocolate
124. A dessert with three layers of coffee-soaked almond cake, a layer of espresso-flavored icing, a layer of chocolate ganache, and a chocolate glaze topping, has what musical name?
Answer: Opera
125. Confectionery company Cadbury was founded in 1824 in which English city, the second largest city in England?
Answer: Birmingham
126. What chocolate candy bar, created by the Mars Company in 1932, originally came in a box with two other flavors, vanilla and strawberry, although they stopped production of the other two in 1945?
Answer: Three Musketeers
127. Wafer, caramel, and crisp cereal covered in chocolate is the composition of a popular UK Nestlé bar that shares what feline name with a 2016 Dev Patel drama?
Answer: Lion
128. For Valentine's Day 2008, Mars released a special edition of M&M's that were all what color, which, according to urban legend, is an aphrodisiac?
Answer: Green
129. Which German chocolate brand got its name because the perfectly square design was just the right size to fit in a casual men’s jacket pocket?
Answer: Ritter Sport
130. Originally conceived by the Minneapolis-based candy company Hollywood Brands, containing caramel, peanut, and almond nougat, what Hershey candy bar is famous for its trademark white chocolate fudge exterior?
Answer: Zero
131. The English word "chocolate" comes from a Spanish word which comes from a classic word in what language spoken widely in Central Mexico during the 16th century Spanish Conquest?
Answer: Nahuatl
132. What M-word is an application of chocolate that results after combining melted chocolate with corn syrup? (We hear it's a personal favorite of Tyra Banks).
Answer: Modeling
133. What Nabisco brand, made of a marshmallow-topped cookie with a thin chocolate coating, is seasonal from September through March because the chocolate coating melts in warmer months?
Answer: Mallomars
134. The Wispa Gold Chocolate holds the unofficial title for the most expensive chocolate bar in the world. When it was first released in 1981, the bar was made with premium Madagascan cocoa beans and coated in gold leaf. What company manufactured Wispa Gold?
Answer: Cadbury
135. The Belgian chocolate brand Guylian is most known for their "Fruit of the Sea" pralines, which come in the shape of seashells, shrimp, and which small "S" fish?
Answer: Seahorses
136. Who was the Dutch inventor who came up with a process for separating cocoa butter from cocoa solids? He also developed a smoother, less bitter chocolate by adding alkaline salts.
Answer: Coenraad van Houten
137. The cost of almost everything went up after WWII as the global economy struggled to recover. After finding out that one nickel was no longer enough to buy their favorite candy, kids on which Canadian island went on a “chocolate bar strike” in 1947?
Answer: Vancouver
138. What Nestlé brand-name product, which dates back to 1913, consists of a graham cracker circle topped with extruded marshmallow, then coated in chocolate?
Answer: Mallomar
139. Referring to its dark color and decadent taste, a variety of stout beer is named for, but only rarely actually includes, what sweet, dairy-based product?
Answer: Chocolate
140. The ancient origins of chocolate’s power go back to the Mexica, who considered cacao seeds to be a gift from Quetzalcoatl, the god of what brainy principle?
Answer: Wisdom
141. It's an astronomical thing to be selling in a fish and chip shop. John Davie claims to have invented the idea of deep-frying what chocolate bar to create a product that has been called "Scotland's craziest takeaway"?
Answer: Mars bar
142. Chocolate making “O”riginated with what prehistoric people who lived on the Gulf of Mexico from 1200-400 BC? They were likely the first Meso-American civilization.
Answer: Olmec
143. Sanders Candy and Dessert Shops dates back to 1875 in Detroit. The shop gained popularity in part due to a single dessert, which featured an airy pastry shell, vanilla ice cream, and some warmer-than-average chocolate sauce. What is the name of this treat?
Answer: Hot fudge cream puff
144. With a name that reflects its location in the Rhône river valley, what luxury confectioner has been producing chocolates like its Tanariva bars and Equinoxe gift boxes since 1922?
Answer: Valrhona
145. Mr. Chocolate" is the nickname of what French pastry chef, who now owns a chain of high-end chocolate shops in NYC and is the head judge on Netflix's "Nailed It?
Answer: Jacques Torres
146. Moniliophthora perniciosa is a fungus responsible for what disease of the cacao tree, which devastated Brazil, causing a loss of 70% of production of cocoa in ten years?
Answer: Witches' Broom
147. In what country was the first recorded recipe for chocolate ice cream printed, in a 1692 book called "The Modern Steward"?
Answer: Italy
148. Similar to the commercial brand Nutella, what Italian dessert paste, which was invented sometime in the 18th century, is a sweet chocolate spread consisting of about 30% hazelnuts?
Answer: Gianduia
149. Founded in 1907, what Canadian chocolate company with a purple label offers Sweet Georgia Browns and other deluxe boxed chocolates?
Answer: Purdys
150. What Belgian chocolatier, best known for its shell-shaped pralines, gets its name from a combination of the first names of its husband-and-wife founders?
Answer: Guylian
151. Comprising wedges of smooth milk chocolate and orange extract, a Terry's Chocolate Orange is divided into how many segments?
Answer: 20
152. What is the name of the variety of the cacao plant that produces the largest amount of the world's chocolate? This plant is primarily grown in West Africa, where the greatest percentage of chocolate is grown.
Answer: Forastero
153. What “D” chocolatier, owned by Nicole Patel and operating out of Austin, TX, tries to use local Texas ingredients in its chocolate, and has an advent calendar? Its name is a derivation of a word meaning tasty.
Answer: Delysia
154. Chocolates shaped like human hands are a popular choice in the chocolatiers of what European city, whose name may even mean "hand throwing" in reference to a legend about a defeated giant whose hand was tossed in a river?
Answer: Antwerp
155. Featured in an episode of "Seinfeld," what chocolate syrup brand is George's ATM password?
Answer: Bosco
156. From a French word for "bundle," what is the name for a small, elegant box with separate compartments for chocolates to keep the chocolates from damaging each other?
Answer: Ballotin
157. What independent organic chocolate producer was purchased by Hershey's in 2006? The brand name sounds like a planet in the Star Wars universe, although it really comes from a Sanskrit word meaning "hemispherical dome."
Answer: Dagoba
158. A group of Australian researchers, partnering with the company Qantas, found in 2023 that chocolate may be an effective antidote for what common condition?
Answer: Jet Lag
159. Cacao, the plant whose seeds are turned into chocolate, is thought to have originated in the South American rain forests at the source of the Amazon, and what other river?
Answer: Orinoco
160. What no-bake, cake-like confection is made of crushed digestive biscuits, raisins, cherries, sugar, syrup, and chocolate?
Answer: Tiffin
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