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    • Mr Breakfast's 10 Favorite Chocolate Cereals
    8 Chocolate Cereals You Might Not Remember
    1. Count Chocula (General Mills)

    2. Cocoa Pebbles (Post)

    3. Cocoa Puffs (General Mills)

    4. Cocoa Krispies (Kellogg's)

    5. Cookie Crisp -- Chocolate Chip Cookie (General Mills)

    6. Cocoa Blasts (Quaker)

    7. Oreo O's (Post)

    8. Smorz (Kellogg's)

    9. Chocolate Mud & Bugs (Kellogg's)

    10. Cap'n Chrunch's Choco Crunch (Quaker)
    1. Dunkin' Donuts Cereal - "Crunchy Little Donuts With A Great Big Taste!" (Ralston)

    2. "Hot n' Happy" CoCo Wheats (Little Crow Foods)

    3. NesQuik Cereal featuring Quicki the Nestle Quik Rabbit (Nestle)

    4. Ice Cream Cones Cereal "Sweetened Chocolate Chip Scoops With Crunchy Cones" (General Mills)

    5. Mr. Wonderfull's Surprize "The Only Cereal With A Creamy Chocolate Flavor Filling" (General Mills)

    6. Cocoa Hoots (Kellogg's)

    7. Crazy Cow "The Frosted Corn Cereal That Makes Chocolate Flavor Milk -- Just Add Milk" (Genereal Mills)

    Chocolate Waffle Recipes

    1. Chocolate Brownie Waffles

    2. Chocolate Brunch Waffles

    3. Chocolate Chipotle Waffles

    4. Chocolate Strawberry Waffles

    5. Chocolate Waffles

    6. Chocolate Fudge Waffles

    7. Chocolate Waffles with Caramel-Banana Topping


    Chocolate French Toast

    1. Chocolate Drizzle Banana French Toast

    2. Chocolate Drizzle Banana French Toast

    3. Chocolate Malt French Toast

    4. Candy Bar French Toast
    Chocolate Pancakes Recipes

    1. Banana Split Pancakes

    2. Chunky Chocolate Nut Flapjacks

    3. Smile-face Chocolate Chip Pancakes

    4. Chocolate Lovers Pancake Sandwich

    5. Chocolate Chip Pancakes with Honey Syrup


    Chocolate Oatmeal Recipes

    1. Chocolate Banana Oatmeal

    2. Chocolate Cookie Oatmeal

    3. Cinnamon Chocolate Low-Fat Oatmeal


    Chocolate Scone Recipes

    1. Chocolate Chip Scones

    2. Double Chocolate Scones



    Other Choco-tastic! Recipes

    1. Chocolate Chip Muffins

    2. Cinnamon Chocolate Chip Muffins

    3. Hawaiian Chocolate Muffins

    4. Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip Muffins

    5. Chocolate Banana Soy-moo-thy

    6. Chocolate Breakfast Crepes

    7. Chocolate Breakfast Bars

    8. Alaskan Chocolate Scrambled Eggs

    9. Banana White Chocolate Muffins

    10. Candy Cane Cocoa

    11. Cranberry Bliss Bars -- ala Starbucks

    12. Double Chocolate Muffins

    13. Sour Cream Chocolate Muffins



    The Amazing Story Of Chocolate by Mr Breakfast

    Chocolate Aztec Believe it or not, Christopher Columbus discovered cocoa beans in Nicaragua in 1502. The natives were using them as currency. Most people are unaware of Columbus's other discovery because Columbus was all like "who cares" and continued on his journey to find sea routes to India.

    The person who commonly gets the credit for discovering chocolate is a Spanish guy named Hernando Valdez. He found Aztec Indians using cocoa beans to make a drink called "chocolatl". Valdez tasted the drink was all like, "Gross! This is bitter." He couldn't understand what all the fuss was about. Lucky for all of us though, one day he stirred some sugar into the drink to offset the bitterness and then he was all about, "Damn, I gotta take this tasty stuff back to Spain."

    On Valdez's return to Spain, "chocolatl" rapidly became a popular a drink among the aristocracy. Even after the drink spread to France, it was still a rich guy's drink. It wasn't until "chocolatl" found its way to England that regular Joes got to try it. The name was transformed to "chocolate" and soon "chocolate houses" were all the rage.

    By the late 1700's, chocolate still hadn't found its solid form, but people started experimenting with it in recipes. It began showing up in cakes and pastries. This is the point in history where most historians believe the first chocolate pancakes and waffles appeared.

    Joseph Fry Chocolates Chocolate as we usually identify with it - in solid form - came on the scene in 1928 when a Dutch guy named Conrad van Houten invented a machine that pounded the heck out of cocoa beans. The process was called "Dutching" and the result was cocoa powder. The thing about cocoa powder was that if you mixed it with sugar and butter you'd wind up with a chocolate nugget, lump or bar. An English candy maker named Joseph Fry is credited with making those first "eating chocolates".

    From there, the Swiss pretty much took the reins. They added milk and created milk chocolate. They also came up with this thing called "conching" which was like heating the chocolate so it was all melted up and the chocolate was smooth and creamy, instead of all lumpy like the English made it.

    We owe a great deal of thanks to these ancient Chocolateers. For without them, chocolate breakfast would be bitter and lumpy. Chocolate rules!

    For information on the amazing history of chocolate, try the Exploratorium.

    5 Choice Chocolate Quotes Thomas Jefferson

    "The superiority of chocolate, both for health and nourishment, will soon give it the same preference over tea and coffee in America which it has in Spain."
    --Thomas Jefferson

    "Chocolate is a perfect food, as wholesome as it is delicious, a beneficent restorer of exhausted power. it is the best friend of those engaged in literary pursuits."
    --Baron Justus von Liebig, German chemist

    "Forget love... I'd rather fall in chocolate!"
    --Conrad Breakfast

    "Caramels are only a fad. Chocolate is a permanent thing."
    --Milton Snavely Hershey, established Hershey Chocolate Co in 1903

    "(Chocolate is) the damnable agent of necromancers and sorcerers. It is well to abstain from chocolate in order to avoid the familiarity and company of a nation so suspected of sorcery (Spain)."
    French cleric, 1620

    1 Choco-tastic! Joke

    Mom: "Fred, there were two chocolate cakes in the larder yesterday, and now there's only one. Why?"

    Fred: "I don't know. It must have been so dark I didn't see the other one."


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