Unusual Easter: why not a chocolate iPhone?

Since Easter means "time off" for many of us, what a great excuse to gorge on chocolate. Whether in the form of eggs, bells, or bunnies, it's all good! This year, chocolatiers have decided to be even more original by creating molds imitating nothing less than the iPhone 2.0. Apple geeks will be delighted by this original initiative from a Dijon chocolatier: an iPhone made of 80 grams of pure dark chocolate (55% cocoa), the exact size of the famous Smartphone, at a cost of €6.80 (also available in milk chocolate).

If you prefer the "chocolate box" style, iChocolate's creations from a master chocolatier in Blois will delight you. The box contains 20 customizable chocolates (a bit like the icons) that are entirely organic and fair trade. For more information: http://www.ichocolateshop.com/iconic-organic-gourmet-chocolates.php?lg=fr

Unusual chocolate objects

Did you know that there are pasta-shaped chocolates (ravioli, tortellini) to be eaten without cooking them, chocolate-flavored and colored toothpaste, varnished chocolate jewelry, a reproduction of a chocolate Ferrari weighing around 2,000 kilos, a dark chocolate evening dress designed by the Spanish designer Paco Rabanne, a chess set made entirely of brown gold, not to mention a Japanese innovation: pistachio and chocolate sushi.

Source: http://enchocolat.com/strange-things-made-of-chocolate/