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A study indicates that chocolate enriched with coffee may be more nutritious
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A study indicates that chocolate enriched with coffee may be more nutritious

A research conducted by scientists from Unicamp and the Institute of Food Technology explores adding coffee to chocolate to enhance its nutritional value. The study uses lower-quality coffee beans, which have high levels of antioxidants but are less valuable commercially. The researchers employed techniques such as encapsulation to preserve the beneficial compounds in the coffee, improving their availability in the body.

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A study indicates that chocolate enriched with coffee may be more nutritious

A research conducted by scientists from Unicamp and the Institute of Food Technology explores adding coffee to chocolate to enhance its nutritional value. The study uses lower-quality coffee beans, which have high levels of antioxidants but are less valuable commercially. The researchers employed techniques such as encapsulation to preserve the beneficial compounds in the coffee, improving their availability in the body.

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