Indigenous Chocolate

Summary

Indigenous Chocolate is a types of chocolate^[1].

Key Facts

• Indigenous Chocolate is credited with the discovery of Piaroa^[2].
• Indigenous Chocolate is in the country of United States^[3].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as types of chocolate^[4].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as cacao^[5].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as invention^[6].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as collective trademark^[7].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as organization^[8].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as cultural heritage^[9].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as product^[10].
• Indigenous Chocolate's instance of is recorded as literary work^[11].
• Indigenous Chocolate's owned by is recorded as Piaroa^[12].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as cocoa bean^[13].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as cupuaçu fruit^[14].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as medicinal plant^[15].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as nut^[16].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as essential oil^[17].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as herb^[18].
• Indigenous Chocolate's made from material is recorded as non-centrifugal cane sugar^[19].
• Indigenous Chocolate's subclass of is recorded as chocolate^[20].
• Indigenous Chocolate's subclass of is recorded as types of chocolate^[21].
• Indigenous Chocolate's industry is recorded as chocolate industry^[22].
• Indigenous Chocolate's industry is recorded as agriculture^[23].
• Indigenous Chocolate's said to be the same as is recorded as Cacao-Chocolate^[24].
• Indigenous Chocolate's country of origin is recorded as Venezuela^[25].
• Indigenous Chocolate's country of origin is recorded as Colombia^[26].

Body

Founding

+1522-06-25T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Indigenous Chocolate^[27].

Industry

Industries include chocolate industry^[22] and agriculture^[23].

Ownership

Indigenous Chocolate's owned by is recorded as Piaroa^[12].