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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle

Do you chew your chocolate? Eat more than six squares? Enjoy it at night? You’re doing it wrong!

Natalie Alibrandi
A girl eating a bar of chocolate (posed by a model)
You need to keep chocolate in your mouth for as long as you can until it melts. Photograph: Westend61/Getty Images (Posed by a model.)

Name: Chocolate.

Age: Many estimates say 4,000 years, though there’s some evidence that it might be even older.

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