For example, in 1820, the German chemist Runge, discovered the caffein of coffee, and a few years after, Oudry, the French chemist, discovered the thein of tea ... The cocoa bean was next ...

John Cadbury opened the store at 93 Bull Street, in Birmingham, and sold tea, coffee, cocoa and drinking chocolate. By 1842, he was selling almost 30 varieties of drinking chocolates and cocoa.

But somehow, this hot cocoa had a much thicker consistency than the others, coating my mouth with a cloyingly sweet chocolate flavor that tasted like a glass of melted Cadbury milk chocolate.

All can be washed down with either coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or juice. For children, the afternoon tea comes with a selection of Cadbury-inspired cakes, including rocky road, chocolate muffin ...

All experience among the sick shows the same thing. Cocoa is often recommended to the sick in lieu of tea or coffee. But independently of the fact that English sick very generally dislike cocoa ...