Maybe your computer or smartphone offer you all of the technological capabilities you desire, but when it comes to the Chocolate iPad 2, perhaps you'll be whistling a different tune?
Instructables member stevequag offers directions on how to make your own confectionery version of the portable electronic. A chocolate iPhone, after all, would not be nearly big enough.
It may surprise you to learn that even the illustrations that represent the app icons within the display screen are also made from chocolate. The creator first found a picture of a touchscreen, flipped it horizontally, converted it to black and white, and used it to trace its likeness onto parchment paper with a paintbrush and melted white chocolate. A thick backing of melted cocoa and some time out in the refrigerator is the recipe for a scrumptious Chocolate iPad 2 dessert.
What's Driving This Trend
- Confectionary Tech
- Creating confectionary versions of popular tech devices and apps, made entirely out of chocolate.
- Edible Electronics
- The trend of making electronic devices edible, such as a Chocolate iPad.
- Food as Art
- Using food to create intricate and impressive art pieces.
Who This Affects Most
- Food Industry
- Exploring the intersection of technology and food to create unique products and experiences.
- Tech Industry
- Innovating in the realm of edible tech, creating new and unexpected products that combine culinary and technological interests.
- Art Industry
- Exploring the use of food as an artistic medium, creating works that are both visually compelling and edible.
