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Visit Ghana 
- Wheat grows well in the eastern half of Britain because it
is dry, warm and flat.
- Grass grows well in the western half of Britain and so there
are many dairy farms.
- On average each British person eats eight kilograms of
chocolate, sweets and biscuits each year. This is the equivalent of 400 two-bar Kit-Kats
each year!
- Supermarkets in Britain sell millions of chocolate sweets
and biscuits each year.
- The climate in Britain is not suitable for growing cocoa -
it is not hot or wet enough.
- There are many chocolate biscuit factories in the UK. Some
famous ones are Cadbury's in Birmingham and Rowntree's in York.
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