chocolate can be used as either a countable noun or an uncountable noun.

1. When chocolate is explained as a brown sweet food that can be made into candy or adds flavor to other foods, it is an uncountable noun.

Examples are as follows:

1. chocolate cream cream-filled chocolate; chocolate sauce; sandwich chocolate

2. twin chocolate wafer cream two-color chocolate wafer

3. nut chocolate wafer cream nut chocolate wafer cream

2. When talking about the color of chocolate, it is also an uncountable noun.

3. When chocolate is explained as a candy made of chocolate, it is a countable noun. Countable nouns can have s at the end of the word.

Extended information:

Synonyms

1. cocoa

Pronunciation: British ['k?k?]? American ['ko ?ko?]

n. Cocoa powder; cocoa drink; cocoa color

Cocoa is used in making chocolate.

Cocoa powder is used to make chocolate.

2. brown

Pronunciation: British [bra?n] American [bra?n]

adj. brown; brown

Brown.n. Brown (surname)

Heat the butter until it browns.

Heat the butter until browned.