Sentence examples for give chocolate from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues give chocolate bars to every visitor, contractor and courier to spread goodwill.

For confectioners, specialty fats made from shea are used to make "cocoa butter equivalents" that give chocolate a higher melting point and a smoother texture.

Otherwise, today's puzzle by Jay Kaskel is a perfectly creamy solve that answers my childhood question about whether or not brown cows give chocolate milk.

"You could give chocolate away, not for free, but for much cheaper," said Franz Urs Schmid, director of Chocosuisse, the chocolate-makers association.

To a purist, what is usually called white chocolate is not chocolate at all, because it does not contain any of the cocoa solids that give chocolate its flavor.

This year alone there's been Dechox by British Heart Foundation which urges Dechoxers to "give chocolate the finger", Plan UK's "give child marriage the finger" campaign (which has subsequently been banned on TFL and some train networks due to being "offensive") and now WaterAid has launched a pilot toilet-themed obstacle fundraising event called Tough Sh t.

— Maria Newman Just One Cookbook: A cake to celebrate Valentine's Day in Japan, where "many women feel obliged to give chocolates to their male bosses and co-workers".

Brown Eyes: Give chocolate-y doe eyes a pop by contrasting them with hues of blue, teal, and violet.

At his concerts for women, audience members were given chocolate teddy bear-shaped lollipops to lick.

But this year, Roshen has missed Teacher's Day in Russia, a big day for giving chocolate gift boxes.

Half the book gives chocolate recipes and half is for vanilla, one right-side up, the other upside down.