If you've ever wondered what Saturn tastes like you can now find out because, according to Japanese chocolate makers L’éclat, it tastes suspiciously like rum and raisin.
For $50 you can get your hands on these L’éclat planet chocolates, handpainted to resemble those in our solar system. Unfortunately this means no Pluto, but at more than $6 a pop, the addition of any dwarf chocolates may have seemed slightly cheeky.
The chocolates are arranged in line in a solar system-themed box, making them almost too pretty to eat. However the tempting range of flavors (Mercury is Mango Coconut; Venus is Cream Lemon; Earth is Cocoa; Mars is Orange Praline; Jupiter is Vanilla; Saturn is Rum Raison; Uranus is Milk; and Neptune is Cappuccino) plus the ability to truthfully say you have eaten the whole of Jupiter is hard to resist. Either way these planet chocolates will leave Mars Bars and MilkyWay Magic Stars everywhere quaking in inferiority.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Solar System-themed Food
- Opportunity for creating unique, themed food products inspired by celestial bodies like planets and stars.
- Artisanal Handpainted Chocolates
- Opportunity to offer high-quality, handcrafted chocolates with visually appealing designs.
- Novelty Gift Items
- Opportunity to develop and market novelty gift items that captivate consumers with their creativity and uniqueness.
Where This Applies
- Food and Beverage
- Innovation opportunities exist in the food and beverage industry to create unique and visually appealing products.
- Art and Design
- Disruptive innovation can be found in the art and design industry through the creation of visually stunning and handcrafted products.
- Gift and Specialty Retail
- Opportunity for disruption in the gift and specialty retail sector by offering novel and intriguing products that stand out in the market.
