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Celebrate National Chocolate Month

Celebrate National Chocolate Month

 February is National Chocolate Month and if you’re anything like me, you want to celebrate! From rich dark chocolate to white chocolate, there’s a chocolate that will satisfy every sweet tooth! With the holidays behind us and Valentine’s Day in the forefront of our minds, It isn’t hard to celebrate National Chocolate Month.

Pop Quiz: Which holiday creates the largest spike in chocolate sales?

While chocolate sales increase to 48 million pounds in the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, it’s not the biggest chocolate-buying holiday.  Easter chocolate sales result in 71 million pounds, while Halloween sales are around a whopping 90 million!

We’ve rounded up a few easy ways to celebrate National Chocolate Month in your homeschool.

Love these ideas to celebrate National Chocolate Month! I spent less than $5 and bought enough chocolate for an entire day's school!

Oh yummmy! I love that there isn't a ton of sugar. Finally a healthy snack my kids will love, without all the added sugar. This simple applesauce recipe is the BOMB!

Simple Applesauce Recipe You’ll Love

We all know that an apple a day keeps the doctor away but that’s not all it’s good for. It’s also responsible for some of our favorite snacks: apple pies, peanut butter and apples, apple dump cake and fried apples, just to name a few.
Oh yummmy! I love that there isn't a ton of sugar. Finally a healthy snack my kids will love, without all the added sugar. This simple applesauce recipe is the BOMB!
Whether you wish to celebrate National Apple Month in October or just want to fill your house with the amazing scent of apple deliciousness, homemade applesauce is the perfect food.

Serve it as an appetizer, snack, side dish or over ice cream as a dessert and your taste buds will thank you.

The crisp sweetness of homemade applesauce is just what our taste buds crave and who can resist a healthy snack? Our go-to favorite recipe is simple and quick and can be made in just a few hours, with only a few minutes of prep work.  Once you try this amazingly simple recipe, you’ll never want to eat store-bought applesauce again.