Why is chocolate the opposite of vanilla?

Vanilla is a warm complex flavour, as is Chocolate. Tastes do not have opposites. Sweet is not the opposite of Sour, Salty not the opposite of Spicy. They work together to create a whole flavour.
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What flavor is the opposite of chocolate?

They sell chocolate cannoli and plain cannoli. But when people think about chocolate, its opposite is instinctively vanilla.
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What is the opposite flavor of vanilla?

Conversation. We globally decided that the opposite of vanilla is chocolate.
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Is vanilla actually chocolate?

Vanilla has no botanical relationship with chocolate. Yet its flavour is so closely linked with chocolate that its absence would be quite noticeable. Take a look at the list of ingredients on the back of your favourite chocolate bar.
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Why do I prefer vanilla over chocolate?

Vanilla is a universal flavour

It adds a warming, sweet and rounded flavour that compliments anything it's added to. Cocoa on the other hand, will overpower your recipe and taste like nothing but chocolate!
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Do men prefer chocolate or vanilla?

According to the Chicago-based market research firm, seven in 10 men prefer plain ice cream flavors, such as chocolate or vanilla, while 74 percent of women look for those varieties featuring chocolate or candy bits.
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What percentage of people like chocolate over vanilla?

By 49% to 43%, Americans choose vanilla over chocolate. Vanilla wins by the biggest margins in the Midwest (56% to 39%) and in the West (53% to 35%). People living in the South are more split on the question, and Northeasterners prefer chocolate (43% say vanilla, 50% chocolate).
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Why is vanilla not vegan?

That's because this common ingredient list staple can be made of any number of substances, from plants to animal secretions. Natural vanilla flavor, in particular, has the potential to be made from beaver behinds.
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What came first vanilla or chocolate?

Truth is many people get confused when they answer this question. Why? Because they think vanilla (due to its white color) is the basis for all other flavors. However, according to historical evidence, chocolate was the flavor invented first!
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Is chocolate more unhealthy than vanilla?

Which is Healthier? Neither is unhealthy. Chocolate is full of nutrients and can be an integral part of a healthy diet. Vanilla is the perfect substitute for sugar, removing nutritionally empty refined sugar from your diet and lending a small amount of antioxidants to every recipe you make.
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What is killing of vanilla?

'Killing' Methods

Killing the Vanilla planifolia bean is achieved by raising the whole bean's temperature above 60°C and maintaining it between 60°C and 68°C.
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Does smelling vanilla stop sugar cravings?

A study at St George's hospital, south London, found that putting vanilla-scented patches on the back of participants' hands significantly reduced their appetite for sweet foods and drinks. It is believed that this is because the smell of vanilla can help to suppress cravings for sweet foods.
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Is there fake vanilla?

Ninety-nine percent of the world's vanilla extract is fake imitation vanilla that's not a product of the plant itself. Instead, it's flavored primarily with synthetic vanillin (a lab-produced version of the same chemical compound that occurs naturally in real vanilla).
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What religion is against chocolate?

In particular, the centrality of chocolate in the Aztec religious lore and its perceived mystical qualities of healing and distorting the mind made chocolate a problematic symbol for the Catholic Spaniards arriving in the New World, often standing in opposition to a Catholic world view.
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Why does chocolate have a weird taste?

If you taste any unnatural flavors such as chemicals, gasoline, or plastic, this means that the chocolate was likely processed, shipped, or stored incorrectly at some point. It can also be an indicator that the chocolate may have been packaged in materials that are not food safe.
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What am I missing if I crave chocolate?

When it comes to chocolate, it is common knowledge that the craving signifies a deficiency in magnesium. Since cacao is considered the food with the highest amount of magnesium per gram, it comes as no surprise that chocolate is the first thing we reach for when we encounter such a deficiency.
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Was chocolate originally drunk or eaten?

For most of its history, chocolate has been drunk rather than eaten. Chocolate bars, the most common way of consuming chocolate, were only invented in the late 19th century, whereas drinking chocolate has existed for around 4000 years!
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How did Native Americans use chocolate and vanilla?

History. Vanilla was first used by the Aztecs combined with chocolate to make a fragrant drink called tlilxochitl. In the 16th century it was brought by Spanish explorers to Europe, where it was used only in conjunction with cacao for many years.
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What color is chocolate originally?

“Chocolate” was a deep red because that's the color of unprocessed cocoa beans. Chocolate didn't take on its now-characteristic brown color until chemists got their hands on it, says Edible Geography.
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Why can't Muslims have vanilla extract?

Muslim scholars are still at loggerheads over the consumption of natural vanilla extract. Some argue that it is illegal to consume since it has been dipped and mixed in ethyl alcohol (or ethanol) at a concentration of at least 35%, and the legal reason for its ban, intoxication, remains in it.
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Is Tim Hortons French vanilla vegan?

The vanilla and chocolate drink syrups at Tim Hortons are made without milk, but the caramel and cookies & cream syrups do contain milk.
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Is Billie Eilish not vegan?

1 She went vegan when she was 12 years old

No doubt influenced by her mom, Maggie Baird, an activist and celebrity in her own right, Eilish told Vogue that she went vegan at the age of 12. After learning about the atrocities of the meat and dairy industries, she couldn't erase this dismal reality from her mind.
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What race eats the most chocolate?

20) The Swiss eat the most chocolate in the world at 22 pounds per person. Recent chocolate market data shows that Swiss people eat the most chocolate in the world, at an average of 22 pounds per person in 2021.
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What gender eats the most chocolate?

Women prefer to eat chocolate more than men. While preference among women stands at 91%, for men it is 87%. On the average Valentine's Day, nearly $400 million of chocolate is purchased around the world, accounting for 5% of the industry's total sales.
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Why do females like chocolate so much?

In studies, chocolate cravings seems especially tied to hormone changes (menstruation, pregnancy, etc) and the magnesium in chocolate, as well as its ability to affect neurotransmitters may be a large part of the reason. Interestingly, women having chocolate cravings may also be culturally conditioned.
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