The federal government, recognizing the nutritional value of chocolate, added it to the meal rations for U.S. troops.
The U.S. Cocoa Exchange opened in New York City to facilitate cocoa transactions.
Hershey's Mounds bar, made with almonds, coconut, and dark chocolate, hits the shelves.
This made chocolate accessible to more than just the upper class.
J.S. Fry and Sons, a British chocolate maker, devised a way to turn cocoa into a solid bar.