Guide to Chocolate by MyChocolate

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Thank you Mr. Edwards, Maraming salamat po, for the offer to feature your infographics. Below is an excerpt of his letter to me:

Good Morning,

My name is James Edwards and I work with MyChocolate; a specialist provider of chocolate making workshops in London.

I’m excited to tell you about a fun infographic we’ve just created which acts as a ‘Guide to Chocolate’!  It’s packed with interesting facts and statistics all about the history of this delightful food, the varied characteristics of the cocoa bean and the lesser known health benefits it holds.

Given the nature of your site, I thought that your readership would really like to have a look at it as well, so I’m offering it to you to use totally free of charge.

Many thanks for your time.

Kind regards, 

James

Provided by MyChocolate

Chocolate Infographics: Benefits of Cacao

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Chocolate is beneficial to your health, why not indulge!

                             Source: fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net via pete on Pinterest

                 Source: naturalnews.com via pete on Pinterest

It's more than wishful thinking — chocolate can be good for you. Studies show that eating chocolate, primarily dark chocolate, may contribute to improved cardiovascular health. Packed with natural antioxidants, dark chocolate and cocoa sit in the same good-for-you category as green tea and blueberries. That's because chocolate comes from cacao beans (or cocoa beans), which grow on the cacao tree and are full of natural plant nutrients. Most of the studies to date highlight dark chocolate's health values because it has the highest percentage of cocoa solids, therefore more flavanol antioxidants.

Source - http://www.allchocolate.com/health/basics/

Chocolate Infographics Show and Chocolate World Map

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Very interesting facts and figures about chocolate.



The world map of chocolate (made out of chocolate) link - http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/apr/05/chocolate-world-map?CMP=twt_gu