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The Organic Chocolate Revolution & The Amazing Lure of Chocolate The price for organically grown cocoa products is nearly 4 times higher than non-organic cocoa. There are very few foods bring out the passion of chocolate, going beyond a love of sweetness as in most candies and desserts. The Physiological Effects of Chocolate & Storing Chocolate Chocolate contains many substances some of them can be addictive like caffeine (in minute amounts). Because chocolate is very sensitive to temperature and humidity, it needs to be stored between 15 and 17 degrees Celsius or 59 to 63 degrees Fahrenheit, with a humidity level of less than 50%. The Roots of Chocolate & Organic Chocolate The Cacao tree is very difficult to grow, there are very few instances of it bearing fruit outside its natural setting which is a band 20 degrees north and 20 degrees south of the Equator. Twice the work is required for organic chocolate because they use only natural compost on their trees rather than fertilizers that are man made. The Spread of the Cacao Tree & Melting Chocolate The age of colonialism saw the start of the spread of the cacao tree, as did the introduction of cacao beans and chocolate as well. It isnt always easy to get chocolate to melt and set the right way when we are at home.