"The supermarket chains have been the benefactors of customer confusion, able to market low-fat yogurts that suggest a healthy image, yet they often contain more sugar than a bar of chocolate, " said Dodd.
Ms. McDonald sank all her savings into the development of a chocolate bar and a stylish designer metal box.
Fiodor shows us his favourite statues before taking a break from the Milanese evening heat at Bar Chocolat - a gelateria boasting over ten different types of chocolate ice cream.
In the context of probation, how much reward, if any, should a contractor get if an offender with a history of violent crime commits no offences of violence while supervised, but steals a chocolate bar from Tesco's?
Jack Riley, the author, says he was surprised by their willingness to talk, sometimes with no more inducement than a chocolate bar at the end of the interview.
An activity spike in the left prefrontal cortex--an "approach" response to the image of a Kit Kat chocolate bar--would suggest the subject is attracted to the brand image or message.
For example, if a chocolate bar costs two dollars, and the exchange rate between dollars and pounds is two to one, then the same chocolate bar will tend towards a price of one pound.
And less than a year after the announcement that sealed the fate of the Keynsham factory, the last chocolate bar has rolled off the production line.
The price of sugar or chocolate can vary, but the confectioner can mask that by slowly shrinking the size of the chocolate bar so people can feel like they're spending the same amount for a chocolate bar but the actual amount they get is less.
Compared with people who rarely ate chocolate (about one bar per month), the people who ate the most chocolate (slightly more than one bar per week) had a 27 percent and 48 percent reduced risk of heart attack and stroke, respectively, the researchers found.
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