Can you name the word for a person who loves chocolate?

The word for a person who loves chocolate is “chocoholic.” It is an informal English term for someone who particularly enjoys chocolate, often humorously suggesting an unusually strong craving or dependence.

“Chocoholic” is a blend of “chocolate” and the suffix “-holic,” modeled on words such as “alcoholic” and “workaholic.” Merriam-Webster records the English word from 1968. The term does not necessarily describe a medically diagnosed addiction; in everyday speech, it usually means simply “a chocolate lover.”

A chocoholic may prefer dark, milk, or white chocolate, though white chocolate contains cocoa butter but no cocoa solids. Chocolate cravings are real and can be influenced by its combination of sweetness, fat, aroma, texture, and stimulant compounds such as theobromine. However, calling someone a chocoholic is generally playful rather than clinical.

The alternatives “Treataholic,” “Sweetaholic,” and “Candyholic” are understandable inventions, but they are not the standard English word for a person specifically devoted to chocolate.