Try inhaling it.
"This is just a new way of experiencing chocolate, and it's sort of an addendum to how we normally eat chocolate."
Le Whif offers its inhalers in three flavors — pure chocolate, mint chocolate and raspberry chocolate. The company plans to launch a coffee-flavored inhaler this April.
Eating chocolate can be decadent, sensual, blissful, even addictive. I mean, have you ever just wanted to inhale the confection? Well, now you can with a new chocolate invention known as Le Whif.
Sounds wacky — like something Willy Wonka would have dreamt up. He had the Scrumdidlyumptious bar, lickable wallpaper and the river of chocolate that ran through his factory.
Well, move over Willy Wonka and meet Harvard University professor David Edwards, the not-so-mad, biomedical scientist behind Le Whif.
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Lung cancer? Just check out the shape of the box. A little reminiscent of a pack of Marlboro's, yes? Perhaps this is not so much a companion to chocolate, but a companion to cigarettes!
ReplyDelete"One doesn't replace the other. I think it's a compliment to chocolate."
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