In Ghana February
14th has been declared National Chocolate Day. Why? If you have to ask why,
then you do not appreciate chocolate. If it were up to me every day in my
lifetime would be National Chocolate Day. It is to promote the sale of
chocolate and other cocoa product according to the GBC.
Ghana is the number two producer of cocoa in
the world (Go Ghana! Go Ghana! Grow the cocoa! Oh Yeah! Oh Yeah!) That was my
little cocoa song accompanied by a dance which I will not post. Some people get
excited about football (soccer), I get excited about chocolate. Our neighbor Côte d'Ivoire is
number one (we’ll outgrow them one day).
The cocoa in the chocolate you will
be biting into on Valentine’s day may have been grown in Ghana. Mine certainly
was.
I have only found one type of
chocolate that Ghana produces and it is pictured above (see the star in the middle of the chocolate pieces?). Even though the chocolate is rich and delicious I think they should
branch out in the chocolate industry, but they seem to be focused on increasing
the GNP (Gross National Product) by exporting as much of the as lovely cocoa as
possible, go figure!
Enjoy your chocolate. I’m going to
sneak out of work tomorrow to buy a Kingsbite chocolate bar, and perhaps I’ll
find one lucky person to share it with (or not- I’m greedy when it comes to my
chocolate).
Happy Chocolate Day Everyone! May love abound!
Enjoy you're chocolate tomorrow. I love it, too, especially the Hershey kiss :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your kisses (taken either way) and your board :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Chocolate Day, Nana. Eat to your satisfaction
ReplyDeleteThanks Celestine. And you should write to your satisfaction. Happy Chocolate day.
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