It’s a stereotype that holds true: chocolate is the quintessential comfort food. We love to eat it; we love how it makes us ...

In other words, eating something like chocolate past its "best by" date usually just means it won't taste as good, not that it'll make you sick. But if the chocolate in question has a "rancid ...

Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a box of chocolate. But this Feb. 14, treat your loved one to the rich, health-boosting benefits of dark chocolate. Chew on this: chocolate — specifically ...

While some studies suggest eating chocolate benefits heart health, the research is largely inconclusive. Any potential heart-health boosts only apply to dark chocolate or cocoa extract—not milk ...

Valentine's Week includes Chocolate Day on February 9, focusing on the joy of giving and receiving chocolates. The article explores various types of chocolate, their historical background ...