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    The Aztecs believed chocolate was a gift from the gods and referred to it as "the food of the gods". However, without sugarcane or milk, the original drink tasted different than modern chocolate. The Spanish were attracted to cacao's smell and used vanilla and sugar when preparing it, popularizing the drink among European royalty and wealthy families in the 17th century. Chocolate houses then became fashionable places for prominent people to socialize over the new beverage.

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    The Aztecs believed chocolate was a gift from the gods and referred to it as "the food of the gods". However, without sugarcane or milk, the original drink tasted different than modern chocolate. The Spanish were attracted to cacao's smell and used vanilla and sugar when preparing it, popularizing the drink among European royalty and wealthy families in the 17th century. Chocolate houses then became fashionable places for prominent people to socialize over the new beverage.

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    The Aztecs believed chocolate was a gift from the gods and referred to it as "the food of the gods". However, without sugarcane or milk, the original drink tasted different than modern chocolate. The Spanish were attracted to cacao's smell and used vanilla and sugar when preparing it, popularizing the drink among European royalty and wealthy families in the 17th century. Chocolate houses then became fashionable places for prominent people to socialize over the new beverage.

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    A. Cause: The Aztecs believed that chocolate, which they called Xocoatl, was a priceless
    treasure handed down by the gods.
    Effect: Hence, chocolate is also referred to as “the food of the gods”.
    B. Cause: But during those times sugarcane and milk were not yet available.
    Effect: so the original Indian drink had a taste different from the chocolate we know today.
    2. Cause: Spanish was attracted by the pleasant smell of the cacao.
    Effect: They used vanilla and sugar in preparing the drink.
    Cause: They used vanilla and sugar in preparing the drink.
    Effect: It was made popular at the royal court.
    Cause: Its popularity spread to the wealthy families of Italy and the rest of Europe in the
    17th century.
    Effect: Soon enough, chocolate houses became the fashionable places for prominent
    people to discuss issues while drinking the new beverage.

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