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CACAO CULTURE: CASE STUDIES IN HISTORY

机译:可可文化:历史个案研究

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An informal survey of twenty restaurants in Boston, Massachusetts reveals that each establishment includes on their menu at least one dessert that features chocolate. To celebrate the approaching Valentine's Day, The Food Network ran twelve hours of chocolate-centric television programs on February 11, 2007. In the Netherlands, a Dutch journalist, in attempt to raise awareness of child labor in the cacao/chocolate industry in the Ivory Coast, requested an Amsterdam court to convict him for consuming chocolate. Clearly, chocolate is iconic in western culture (and some might argue, diet) at best as a luxurious treat and a symbol of romance and love. At worst, it represents a fetishized commodity and the exploitation of third-world labor and economies.
机译:一项对马萨诸塞州波士顿的20家餐厅的非正式调查显示,每个企业的菜单上都至少包含一种以巧克力为特色的甜点。为了庆祝即将到来的情人节,The Food Network于2007年2月11日播出了十二个小时的以巧克力为中心的电视节目。在荷兰,一位荷兰记者试图提高象牙市可可/巧克力行业对童工的认识。海岸,要求阿姆斯特丹法院对他食用巧克力定罪。显然,巧克力充其量是西方文化中的标志性人物(有些人可能会说饮食),是一种奢侈的享受,是浪漫和爱情的象征。在最坏的情况下,它代表着迷恋的商品以及对第三世界劳动力和经济的剥削。

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