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HELL
September 6, 2017
hOW CAN THIS BE A "NATURAL" CHOCOLATE - IT HAS BEEN GENETICALLY MODIFIED & "CREATED" - WHO ARE YOU KIDDING LOL
HalfPint
September 6, 2017
Calm down. We don't know that they used genes from some species to produce this type of cacao. What probably took the longest in development is plant propagation. It can take years to cross-breed to get the desired traits, e.g. the pink color. You can't just take the "parent" plant, cross pollinate, and hope to get viable offsprings with the same traits. DNA is like a crap shoot.
HalfPint
September 6, 2017
Me want.
Slightly related, Clinique has a lipstick shade called Pink Chocolate that I love. Looks a lot like a Ruby Chocolate.
Slightly related, Clinique has a lipstick shade called Pink Chocolate that I love. Looks a lot like a Ruby Chocolate.
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