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c h o c o l a t e f r o m a r o u n d t h e w o r l d a t t h e h e r s h e y s t o r y MOST CHOCOLATES are a blend of cocoa beans from many different regions. Chocolate makers combine beans of various origins to create unique flavor profiles. Single-origin chocolates are made with beans sourced from one area of the world. is produces a distinctive artisanal flavor. Enjoy warm drinking chocolates prepared using single-origin beans from some of the world’s finest cacao-growing regions. Taste and compare them to the unique flavor of Hershey’s® Milk Chocolate in beverage form. Mexico Cradle of the ancient Maya and Aztec civilizations, Mexico continues to share its cacao-growing tradition with the world. Bittersweet and lightly acidic, this chocolate has a delicious note of licorice. Ghana The majority of the world’s cocoa beans are currently grown in West Africa, including Ghana. They possess a classic cocoa taste and are often used in chocolate blends to balance the flavors of more complex beans. This particular sample, using beans from Ghana, is made with milk chocolate. Hershey’s ® Milk Chocolate Milton Hershey developed his unique formula using fresh milk from local dairy farms and a hand-selected blend of cocoa beans. The iconic flavor of Hershey’s® Milk Chocolate is best described as sweet, buttery and complex. Tanzania This rare chocolate from the rich soil of East Africa represents a small percentage of the world’s production. It has a robust cocoa flavor with pleasant nutty notes. Java Cacao from the Indonesian island of Java is characterized by a pale, reddish color. This beverage is made with milk chocolate. Its sweet, rich taste suggests caramel and vanilla. 75% cacao* 33% cacao* 21% cacao* 66% cacao* Venezuela Milton Hershey named several streets in town after cacao-growing regions of the world. Caracas Avenue is named for the capital city of Venezuela. Venezuelan beans display complex fruit flavors that evoke ripe red plums and dark cherries. 72% cacao* 33% cacao* * percentage of cacao bean solids found in the chocolate used to prepare this beverage

Venezuela - The Hershey StoryVenezuela Milton Hershey named several streets in town after cacao-growing regions of the world. Caracas Avenue is named for the capital city of Venezuela

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Page 1: Venezuela - The Hershey StoryVenezuela Milton Hershey named several streets in town after cacao-growing regions of the world. Caracas Avenue is named for the capital city of Venezuela

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MOST CHOCOLATES are a blend of cocoa beans from many different regions.Chocolate makers combine beans ofvarious origins to create unique flavorprofiles.

Single-origin chocolates are made with beans sourced from one area of the world. This produces a distinctive artisanal flavor. Enjoy warm drinking chocolates prepared using single-origin beans from some of the world’s finest cacao-growing regions. Taste and compare them to the unique flavor of Hershey’s® Milk Chocolate in beverage form.

MexicoCradle of the ancient

Maya and Azteccivilizations, Mexicocontinues to share its

cacao-growing traditionwith the world.

Bittersweet and lightlyacidic, this chocolatehas a delicious note

of licorice.

GhanaThe majority of the world’s cocoa beans are currently

grown in West Africa, including Ghana. They

possess a classic cocoa taste and are often used

in chocolate blends to balance the flavors of more

complex beans. This particular sample, using

beans from Ghana, is made with milk chocolate.

Hershey’s® Milk Chocolate

Milton Hershey developed his unique formula using

fresh milk from local dairy farms and a hand-selected blend of cocoa beans. The iconic flavor of Hershey’s®

Milk Chocolate is best described as sweet, buttery

and complex.

TanzaniaThis rare chocolatefrom the rich soil of

East Africa represents asmall percentage of the

world’s production.It has a robust cocoaflavor with pleasant

nutty notes.

JavaCacao from the

Indonesian island of Javais characterized by apale, reddish color.

This beverage is madewith milk chocolate.Its sweet, rich tastesuggests caramel

and vanilla.

75%cacao*

33%cacao*

21%cacao*

66%cacao*

VenezuelaMilton Hershey named several streets in town after cacao-growing regions of the world.

Caracas Avenue is named for the capital city of Venezuela. Venezuelan

beans display complex fruit flavors that evoke

ripe red plums and dark cherries.

72%cacao*

33%cacao*

*percentage of cacao bean solids found in the chocolate used to prepare this beverage