The 'World Heritage Monuments' Replica is Made Out of Chocolate
References: odditycentral
The 'World Heritage Monuments' replica was made by a talented chocolatier by the name of Mirco Della Vechia. Every single monument you see in the gallery is made out of delicious white chocolate. Currently, these blocks of chocolate is placed in a shopping mall in Hong Kong.
Famous landmarks in the 'World Heritage Monuments' white chocolate replicas includes the Colosseum, the Parthenon and even Stonehenge. Mirco Della Vechia is so talented that he holds the Guinness record for the largest chocolate sculpture ever made.
Famous landmarks in the 'World Heritage Monuments' white chocolate replicas includes the Colosseum, the Parthenon and even Stonehenge. Mirco Della Vechia is so talented that he holds the Guinness record for the largest chocolate sculpture ever made.
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