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and port wine, along with hints of green apple, plums, vanilla, yellow melon, and banana. What are the International Chocolate Awards? This annual competition is administered by the United Kingdom ...

Polyphenols in foods like berries, dark chocolate, green tea, red wine, olive oil, nuts, apples, turmeric, legumes, and citrus fruits offer significant health benefits. These benefits include ...

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Polyphenol-rich foods are widespread and include red wine, vegetables, whole grains, chocolate, coffee, green tea and fruits (particularly brightly-colored ones), according to The Cleveland Clinic.

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