food :: chocolate humps

Who doesn't LOVE chocolate? How about camel's milk chocolate? Leave it to those richies over in Dubai, namely Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, to come up with this chic-ly divine chocolate product. His exclusive company, Al Nassma, was established in October of last year and aims to produce 100 tons of premium camels' milk chocolate a year reigning as "the Godiva of the Middle East", with plans on expanding into new Arab markets, Japan, the United States and Europe. 3000 camels on the Dubai farm supply the milk,which is healthier than cow's milk containing five times more vitamin C, less fat, less lactose and more insulin. The pricey bars are produced without preservatives or chemical additives and laced with a tasty range of popular spices, nuts and honey.

Look for the exclusive "camel candy" to be offered online in the next few months.Sounds like some JUST COOL chocolate I'd like to try. Plus those camels are sure cute!

via weirdnews

food :: edible pencils

In chocolate, no less! These divine chocolate pencils come with a pencil sharpener so that you can sharpen them and sprinkle the rich chocolatey shaving goodness on any delectible treat you wish.

With all the chocoholics in the world, I being one of them, it's about time someone dreamed these up.
Chocolate pencils - they're JUST COOL!

food :: a chocolate wolf in sheeps clothing

It seems that what was once real milk chocolate over at Hershey's has now become an ingredient called "mockolate" . Did you know ? And I was thinking that Hershey's kisses were all real chocolate. Whoa to me and all other diehard chocoholics out there!

"Because our consumers like fake chocolate better" is Hersheys defense for it's faux chocolate formulation that is going into many of its products now. From the Patriot News Hershey's is quoted as saying "Consumers love this, and people prefer the change,"

Cybil over at the Candyblog is outraged. To me it sounds fishy. And heck I thought they had a funny taste to them the last time I tried them!

Guess I'll stick to my La Maison du Chocolat - chocolates finest!