“Eating by breathing,” a concept demonstrated by Harvard professor David Edwards through Le Whif.
Le Whif is an inhaler filled with chocolate flicks consisting of less than 1 calorie.
A little bit of powder on the taste buds gives you all the flavor of a lot of chocolate mass that you chew on and break down in your mouth.
Yes, but where is the fun and enjoyment in that?????????
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Better For You
According to the 2009 Confectionary Industry Trend Report:
Twenty-three percent of the experts predicted the biggest potential market in the chocolate segment will be in nonedible products such as, lotions, shampoos and anti-aging offerings.
Twenty-three percent of the experts predicted the biggest potential market in the chocolate segment will be in nonedible products such as, lotions, shampoos and anti-aging offerings.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Gourmet Chocolates at the Top
Some 3,300 new candy products were launched last year.
These new products were a mix of chocolates and those that are not chocolate.
But with the strongest sales was gourmet chocolate confections.
So eat up, we are among
friends or at least gourmet chocolate lovers.
These new products were a mix of chocolates and those that are not chocolate.
But with the strongest sales was gourmet chocolate confections.
So eat up, we are among
friends or at least gourmet chocolate lovers.
Labels:
candy,
chocolate,
chocolate lovers,
confections,
gourmet chocolate
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Candy Up Before Exercising
Eating candy before you exercise can be as efficient as some other more healthful options; such as fruit for energy.
Labels:
candy,
candy up,
energy,
exercise,
sweet treat for athletes
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Edible Post Cards
Edible post cards were sent to Japanese students; wishing them luck on exams.
Nestle partnered with Japan’s post office to create the edible good luck charms, which were only sold at post offices. Therefore they had no competition.
I hope they worked!
Nestle partnered with Japan’s post office to create the edible good luck charms, which were only sold at post offices. Therefore they had no competition.
I hope they worked!
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