Good news for the multitude of Chocolate fans

PUNE, India - June 26, 2013 - PRLog -- A stellar treat or Ambrosia accessible to mortals?
Who can resist the heavenly taste of chocolate which transports you to a different world? The astounding global popularity and rich, wholesome taste of chocolate is beyond imagination. Happily for chocolate lovers, it not only tastes great but has a plethora of tangible benefits.

Add Chocolate liberally to enchant different taste buds

Chocolate is the proverbial jewel in the crown of many mouthwatering dishes such as chocolate chip cookies, chocolate cakes, chocolate ice cream, chocolate tarts, chocolate puddings and so on. Chocolate syrup and chunks are added to many desserts/food items to perk up their taste, aesthetics and flavor.  Happily, there are enough chocolate based recipes to fill an encyclopedia.

The origin and history of Chocolate

One can trace the origins of chocolate to over thousands of years back in human history. It was prized by the ancient Aztec and Mayan civilizations. From South America it was introduced in Europe. The tropical cacao tree is the source for creating chocolate. A meticulous process is followed which uses bitter cocoa beans to make chocolate products. Now this delicious food item is easily recognized the world over.

Win women over with this fantabulous product

A universal comfort food particularly indulged by the fair sex has a surprisingly salubrious dimension.

Reputed sources testify to its health enhancing properties. Wooing men can present a box of attractively packaged chocolate to win the hearts and minds of their beloved. Few can resist the lure of this succulent and sumptuous offering. Indeed nirvana is only a bite away.

A chocolate a day keeps the doctor away

As many know, the above headline is a twist on a classic phrase. However it is spot on. In the past consuming chocolates was associated with tooth decay, obesity, diabetes and other human ailments.

Now studies say chocolate is loaded with vital vitamins and minerals such as iron, potassium and calcium. It also contains flavonoids which fight cancer and are good for the heart. Since chocolate has a low glycemic index, it is helpful for maintain stable blood sugar levels.

A point to remember, dark chocolates are known to be healthier than milk chocolates and white chocolate. Common sense dictates moderation in everything and luscious chocolate is no exception. Interestingly chocolate has aphrodisiacal properties for both sexes. Instead of couples consuming drugs which may have harmful side effects, they can opt for the safe and palatable chocolate. Research has thrown up a welcome surprise - eating sugar free chocolates is potent against tooth decay.

Finally chocolate could be the glue that keeps relationships together and intimate. Go ahead and take a bite of that tempting chocolate delicacy.