Climate change prompted these scientists to reinvent chocolate
Briefly

"You have a bit of a problem [in] that it's a very small region that all the cocoa is coming from, and secondly, you have a plant, cocoa, that is very susceptible to climate change," Marquart says.
"If you've ever had the chance to try a raw cocoa bean, you will realize that the aroma pretty much doesn't have anything to do with the conventional milk chocolate," Krug says.
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