Is there anyone who doesn't love chocolates? Obviously, a big No. From kids to elders, everyone likes to have it. Most of the folks draw water in their mouths by listening to the world chocolate itself. Today, July 7th is celebrated as 'World Chocolate Day'. Chocolate can be called as the sweetest creation by mankind. Chocolate has the power to enhance the mood and it also has some surprising health benefits. On this special occasion, let us know why people like chocolates so much.

Chocolate was first introduced in Europe in the 1950s and this day is celebrated on different days in different countries. Etymologists trace the origin of the word "chocolate" to the Aztec word "xocoatl," which refers to a bitter drink made from cocoa beans. The country Cote d'Ivoire, a West African country is the largest producer of Cocoa and it is followed by Ghana. In Ghana, the chocolate day is celebrated on February 14 whereas, in the US, the chocolate day is celebrated on October 28th.

Every ten years or so, a typical adult eats their own body weight of chocolates. We crave so much for chocolates because it not only tastes good but also smells good. When the chocolates melt on the tongue, the brain releases some chemicals in response to it. Neurotransmitters mainly 'Dopamine' is being released and it is a feel-good neurotransmitter. This hormone contributes to the feeling of pleasure and satisfaction. Here are some of the quotes for 'World Chocolate Day 2020'.

Here are some of the tweets from the Twitter. Just give a look at it.

Dear Chocolate, you are my everything. ❤️ 🍫#WorldChocolateDay pic.twitter.com/gymNUjwytG
— Yash Raj Films (@yrf) July 7, 2020

It's World Chocolate Day!

If you had to live the rest of your life with just one chocolate bar - what would it be? pic.twitter.com/g5I7qelAm0
— BBC Radio Sussex (@BBCSussex) July 7, 2020

Welcome to Tuesday and more importantly......... IT'S WORLD CHOCOLATE DAY!!!
So, grab yourself some chocolate and head over to your virtual clinic so you can celebrate in style! pic.twitter.com/8LSXn9lXhe
— The Wilnecote School (@wilnecoteschool) July 7, 2020

🍫 We all know our #chocolate is the best. But did you also know that we are constantly working towards making it more sustainable?

🌱 That is exactly why in 2018 we launched the #BeyondChocolate Programme, as 🇧🇪 is 100% committed to making our chocolate 100% #sustainable! pic.twitter.com/6VYHagKNNt
— Belgium MFA 🇧🇪 (@BelgiumMFA) July 7, 2020

For #WorldChocolateDay we’re sharing the story of two criminals who couldn’t resist the temptation of the delicious treat. Leading them to steal 50+kgs of the sweet stuff in the 1920s!

Open thread for full story...#DiscoverSLM pic.twitter.com/tVcs7oGL3A
— Sydney Living Museums (@sydlivmus) July 7, 2020

Apparently @SNICKERSUK 😋 is the nations favourite chocolate.
We found another online poll below, do you agree? 🤔
Happy #WorldChocolateDay 🍫#MiBreakfast with @georgekay | 7-10am
📻 https://t.co/Hg0PbYoX78 pic.twitter.com/d2H1rxt7uq
— Mi-Soul (@misoulradio) July 7, 2020

Watch this video & you'll believe that there exists a 'beshumaar pyaar' for chocolates which is alike for both adults & kids!
Aap ko bhi hai na pyaar chocolate se, toh comment mein bataiye, 'What does the word chocolate mean to you?' :)#WorldChocolateDay pic.twitter.com/PclXwRxeej
— Sanjeev Kapoor (@SanjeevKapoor) July 7, 2020

This chocolate day, indulge in some chocolate treats and calm your nerves.#WorldChocolateDay pic.twitter.com/gtGZ3bvpBc
— Hyatt R. Kathmandu (@HR_Kathmandu) July 7, 2020

Celebrate World Chocolate Day with #LoveTrails, starting today! Tag your loved one in the comments section and share your favourite Silk moments with us!

Watch The New Adventures of Aladdin at 5 PM, today!@cadburysilk #HowFarWillYouGoForLove #CadburySilk pic.twitter.com/w7PCMqLZyh
— Zee Café (@ZeeCafe) July 7, 2020

No such thing as too much swiss chocolate. Happy #WorldChocolateDay @RanveerOfficial pic.twitter.com/Dq3UhigkTc
— MySwitzerlandIN (@MySwitzerlandIN) July 7, 2020