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Mercedes Benz on Wednesday unveiled a chocolate-themed version of its Smart car in Tokyo, just a couple of weeks before Valentine’s Day.
In Japan, there’s a tradition which says that women have to buy chocolate for men on this occasion.
Designed by designer Tadaaki Wakamutsu of Japanese luxury jeweler/chocolatier Q-Pot, the unique Smart city car features a special chocolate-themed paint scheme.


Fans of Apple’s iPhone who just can’t get enough of the popular gadget can now travel to Japan to gobble up a tasty cookie modelled on the popular smartphone.
A small bakery in Japan has enjoyed a surprise hit with its “iPhone cookie”, a handmade chocolate biscuit decorated with colourful, edible application icons.
Green Gables in Tokushima prefecture pioneered the tasty treat in 2008 as a special birthday gift for a customer’s husband, said Kumiko Kudo, the owner of the store.


If you are looking for an amazing indulgence this Christmas exclusive seasonal creations from renowned French Pâtissier Pierre Hermé might just fit the bill.
Pierre Herme re-enact the classic Buche de Noel into a modern hit of Chocolate biscuits layered with light dark chocolate ganache.
The logs come in a silver box specially designed by Louis-Marie de Castelbajac that unfolds into a poster of Dandy’s work.

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Luxury Watches on 15th September 2010 |
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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of its Beluga collection, Ebel has released three limited edition interpretations, themed around delicious and inviting chocolate.
The new line includes Beluga white chocolate, Beluga milk chocolate and Beluga black chocolate.
Offering a sensorial discovery of time and an invitation to savor the passing hours, these tasty new timepieces are tempting by essence.


Coco, the cafe-patisserie at The Mira Hong Kong, is collaborating with Lindt Chocolate to create this year’s mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn festival.
These chocolate mooncake come in four sophisticated flavours (sour, sweet, bitter and spicy) boxed in designer packaging to reflect Coco’s couture roots.


This Easter, Giorgio Armani’s 5th Avenue flagship will be selling Armani Dolci branded chocolate eggs for your most discerning friends and family.
The dark, milk, or white chocolate eggs come in two sizes, all stamped with a giant “A and come gift wrapped in a blue box tied with a fuchsia ribbon.
The chocolates are available at Armani’s flagship on 5th Avenue and can be shipped anywhere in the US through May.
