The Travel Blog by TravelPod

1. Oaxaca, Mexico

"This is where the magic happens"

Oaxaca is the home of mole, probably the most interesting culinary tradition in Mexico.  It is made from countless spices, but also include a dose of chocolate. – Bocalee
2. Ghana

Cocoa fruit in Ghana

I ate a number of these. The fruit inside, surrounding the seed used to make chocolate, tastes like sour candy. – Exumbris
3. Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States

Street sign in Hershey

This is a fun place to visit for anybody of all ages, but an absolute MUST for “Chocoholics”. - Chictravelers2

4. Philippines

French toast with chocolate in the Philippines

In the Philippines, breakfast French Toast is served with Chocolate syrup. It looked so delicious I ordered it for my dessert instead. – Dreyes

5. Zurich, Switzerland

Patti drinking hot chocolate in Zurich

We took a scenic boat ride around Lake Zurich, enjoyed the best hot chocolate in the world in the world’s largest chocolate shop, and even found pints of cider in a local pub. – Ryanandpatti

6. Bocas del Toro, Panama

Cocoa beans in Panama

Finally, off to snorkelling. The primary goal of the day. But first, food. Uhhh, problem. We spent all of our money on chocolate. – Thepotvins

7. Cologne, Germany

Chocolate molds at the Lindt chocolate factory

I bought a couple of the Lindt truffles…and like everything else…they really do taste better at the Lindt factory. – Mackieineurope
8. New York, NY

Frozen hot chocolate in New York

And Caroline enjoyed a private moment of pure caloric bliss with a famous frozen hot chocolate at Serendipity Café. Heaven. – Cc_world_tour

9. Bruges, Belgium

Chocolate shop in Bruges

It is official, they are keeping all the chocolate in Belgium. – Jewels24

10. Barcelona, Spain

Chocolate con churros by Ckuryak

So Chocolate con Churros is a standard snack or sweet dish in Spain. It is basically fried dough (like a funnel cake) that you dip in chocolate pudding. As you can see, my mouth was faster than my camera. – Ckuryak