Chocolate on Chocolate with Extra Blessings

The only reason I am repeating this recipe, Beautiful People, is to share with you a phenomenal new discovery that, I am sure, will make chocoholics out of you! Please read this amazing article and come back here for some chocolate treats! https://guysandgoodhealth.com/2017/08/23/your-brain-on-chocolate-harvard/#like-29398

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Jewish people are obligated to say one hundred blessings every day, and observant Jews are making every effort to do it, well, religiously. There are two reasons for it. First, in Deuteronomy, Moses poses a rhetorical question to the people:”What does G-d ask of you?” Says the Talmud that the word “Mah” (What) should be read as “Meah” – one hundred, thus obligating us to say one hundred Brochos (blessings) a day. Since Hebrew generally is written without vowels, it makes perfect sense. Secondly, during the times of King David’s reign, there was a terrible plague; one hundred people died every day. “Ah! – remembered the King,- let’s all start saying those one hundred Brohos a day!” They did, and the plague stopped. Thus, the rule was reinforced empirically, so to speak.

No doubt, it’s a great way to keep us in good health, but how…

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