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National Chocolates Day
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When is National Chocolates Day?
Every year on November 29.
What is National Chocolates Day?
National Chocolates Day on November 29 celebrates chocolate in every form, from bars and truffles to bonbons and hot cocoa. Chocolate comes from cacao beans, first prepared as a bitter drink by peoples of Mesoamerica such as the Olmec, Maya and Aztecs, and only sweetened after it reached Europe in the 16th century. People mark the day by sharing a box with colleagues, baking with chocolate or trying a bar from a small fair-trade maker.
How to celebrate
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