Chocolate (disambiguation)
Chocolate is a food made from roasted and ground cacao seed kernels.
Look up chocolate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chocolate may also refer to:
Geography
    
- Chocolate, Mexico
 - Chocolate Hills, Bohol, Philippines
 - Chocolate Mountains (Arizona), United States
 - Chocolate Mountains, California, United States
 
Arts, entertainment, and media
    
    Films
    
- Chocolat (2000 film), a Hallström romantic drama film
 - Chocklet, a 2001 Indian Tamil film starring Prashanth
 - Chocolate (2005 film), a 2005 Indian Hindi film
 - Chocolate (2007 film), an Indian Malayalam film
 - Chocolate (2008 film), a Thai martial arts film
 
Literature
    
- Chocolate, a 1922 novel by Alexander Tarasov-Rodionov
 
Groups
    
- Chocolate (band), a Uruguayan musical group
 - Hot Chocolate (band), a British soul band
 
Songs
    
- "Chocolate" (Jesse & Joy song)
 - "Chocolate" (Kylie Minogue song)
 - "Chocolate" (Snow Patrol song)
 - "Chocolate" (The 1975 song)
 - "Chocolate" (The Time song)
 - "Chocolate (Choco Choco)", a 2004 song by Soul Control
 - "Chocolate", a 2022 song by Quavo and Takeoff
 
Television
    
- "Chocolate" (Masters of Horror), an episode of Masters of Horror
 - Kim Jung Eun's Chocolate, a music television program
 - Chocolate (Malayalam TV series), a 2019 Indian Malayalam television series
 - Chocolate (Tamil TV series), a 2019 Indian Tamil television series
 - Chocolate (South Korean TV series), a 2019 South Korean television series
 
Brands and enterprises
    
- Chocolate Skateboards, a skateboard distribution company
 - LG Chocolate, a mobile phone
 
Other uses
    
- Chocolate (color)
 - Chocolate gourami, a fish
 - Chokoleit (1970–2019), Filipino actor and comedian
 
See also
    
- Chocolat (disambiguation)
 - Chocolatey (software package manager), a software distribution system
 - Military chocolate (disambiguation)
 
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