These Easter Chocolate Eggs Only Come in Black, White and Gray
Laura McQuarrie — March 22, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: chocolate & selfridges
The arrival of spring is usually celebrated with a range of bright colors that can be seen on everything from the latest floral fashions to all-new Easter chocolate eggs. But this year, The Chocolate Society decided to go in a different direction with a few of its Easter treats.
The Chocolate Society released a trio of 'Monochrome Eggs' that come in flavors like Blond, Milk and Dark Chocolate. In order to further enhance the appearance of each Easter egg, the chocolate pieces are meticulously cut by hand in order to create small holes in the surface of the treat.
This year, there are dozens of new Easter egg chocolates that are taking a simple approach to decorating by forgoing familiar motifs associated with the holiday.
The Chocolate Society released a trio of 'Monochrome Eggs' that come in flavors like Blond, Milk and Dark Chocolate. In order to further enhance the appearance of each Easter egg, the chocolate pieces are meticulously cut by hand in order to create small holes in the surface of the treat.
This year, there are dozens of new Easter egg chocolates that are taking a simple approach to decorating by forgoing familiar motifs associated with the holiday.
Trend Themes
1. Monochromatic Easter Treats - Creating Easter treats with a limited color palette presents an opportunity for differentiation in a market saturated with bright colors and motifs.
2. Hand-cut Chocolate - Investing in the labor-intensive process of hand-cutting chocolate can result in visually stunning and unique creations that stand out in a competitive industry.
3. Simplicity in Holiday-themed Products - Breaking away from traditional holiday motifs and colors can create trendy products that appeal to consumers looking for something different and modern.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore creating visually striking products through innovative techniques such as hand-cutting chocolate and experimenting with unconventional color palettes.
2. Retail - Retailers can benefit from offering non-traditional holiday-themed products that attract consumers looking for unique and modern decor pieces during seasonal celebrations.
3. Packaging - Designers can create packaging solutions that enhance the visual appeal of limited color palette products, presenting an opportunity to experiment with unconventional color schemes and textures.
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