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Eaters of chocolate slimmer than non-consumers

Regular chocolate consumption can help keep a person slim according to new research. The study found that those who consumed chocolate regularly had a lower body mass index than those who did not eat chocolate.
In the Media by Marlene de Wilde - 4 comments

Mars ditches king size chocolate bars, will smaller sizes matter?

Mars Inc., the candy company that produces candy products such as Snickers, Twix, M&Ms, 3 Musketeers, Mars, Milky Way, Dove and Galaxy, has announced plans to ditch the king-sized chocolate candy bars.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Heartily enjoying the silence on Valentine's

For me, Valentine's Day is a merely cold day in February. I don't hold the vitriol some do towards it, spitting about its being "a Hallmark holiday," nor do I heave sighs and get depressed. For what?
In the Media by Cate Kustanczy - 2 comments

Sweet Play, the customizable chocolate for chocolate gourmets

French designer, Elsa Lambinet, in coordination with Swiss chocolatier Blondel, has come up with the world's best experiments for her Master thesis. Her "customizable chocolates" indulge individual fantasies based on personal tastes.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 1 comment

Heart disease, stroke lower for chocolate lovers

In a large study, scientists found high consumption of chocolate lowered heart disease incidence by 37 percent. In a study review, the benefit was compared to people with lower intake of the sweet treat.
In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard - 10 comments

Chocolate company boss Pietro Ferrero dies while cycling

Pietro Ferrero, one of the chief executives of the group which owns Ferrero Rocher and Nutella, died after falling from his bicycle while in South Africa.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin

World's largest chocolate billboard created for Valentine's Day

A Japanese confectionery factory in Takatsuki, Osaka Prefecture has erected the world’s largest chocolate bar billboard for Valentine’s Day.
In the Media by Kimberley Pollock - 7 comments

Could a cocoa DNA discovery make great chocolate even better?

University Park - Researchers from Penn State University have sequenced the genome of a chocolate tree known for producing the finest chocolate. Their work could lead to richer cocoa and trees resistant to disease.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 1 comment

Chocolate bars shrinking to keep profits up

Optimists may look at it as a measure which will help keep weight down but some UK residents will be upset to see their favourite chocolate bars have been reduced in size.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 11 comments

Op-Ed: Monsanto Makes its Move on the US Floor Special

Lobbying and strong-arming prove more effective for the bottom line than manufacturing for Monsanto. Vying for control of food, water, labor, and fuel supplies -- and world governments -- Monsanto proves a powerful global lobbying organization.
Digital Journal Report by Zan Nordlund - 20 comments
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Imagine Halloween and Valentine’s Day without chocolate.  Imagine a world with chocolate prices so high that not everyone could afford to indulge.  Not a bright future. Though the world’s demand for chocolate almost exceeds the ability of worn-out plants to produce it, experts say it’s...
A Swiss-made chocolate bunny, wrapped in gold foil, cannot be registered as a trademark, the European Court of Justice court has ruled.
People who eat chocolate regularly tend to be thinner than those eating it occasionally, suggests US research looking at diet, calorie intake and body mass index.

In a marketing coup most delicious, a chocolate factory in the U.K. is offering travellers a chance to spend the night within their walls.


People who eat chocolate frequently tend to have a lower body mass index, U.S. researchers have found.

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Student Oscar finalists named; winners announced June 9

They do not get to take home an Oscar statuette but winners of the Student Academy Awards surely get a big boost in the...
May 3, 2012 by Tim O'Brien

Has the ‘Easter Bunny’ taken up residence in my garden?

Yesterday around mid-morning I went into my garden to enjoy a bit of fresh air and autumn sunshine and I came across a...
Apr 9, 2012 by Igor I. Solar - 5 comments

Baker Street Bistro is a French cuisine favorite in San Francisco's Marina District

It is not yet April in Paris but on a rainy day in March in San Francisco the appeal of French cuisine had people...
Mar 17, 2012 by Jonathan Farrell

Time Well Bent: Toronto queer social events for February 2012

OUTEXPRESSION online newspaper is a publication of the Toronto Queer West Arts Centre. Copyright 2012. All Rights...

Dealing with an 80+

Dealing with an 80 + I’m not sure if this should be under the entertainment category – I wish there were more...
Jan 23, 2012 in  Writers Group by Shoba Rao - 5 comments
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