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Chocolate is worth its weight in gold

Two-thirds of the world's cocoa was produced in the African continent. But with drought, soil depletion, the resulting decrease in yields, farmers fleeing from abusive working conditions, cocoa prices went up sharply around the world. Pralines and other confectionery are now produced from tomatoes, dandelion, burdock and sweet kinds of vegetables. Real chocolate bars and candies are an expensive rarity on par with caviar and truffles.

Similar reasons cause an incredibly high cost of coffee, The most popular types are disappearing. Their growing area is right in the firing line of global warming. Peanuts and peanut butter are on the culinary ‘endangered’ list.

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Chris Beaudin finally a scenario that accounts for climate change! Chocolate requires a very specific environment to grow in, and that environment is shrinking rapidly.
06 Feb 2022
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Joshua The Eden project exists so we would be able to grow it anywhere. I understand that it may be predicted to be expensive but in the title why should it be the exact price of gold. If you believe this is will happen start hoarding chocolate now!
26 Aug 2022
Dawid Byrski Just attack them and take this cocoa and peanuts
04 Oct 2019
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