Compartés recently launched a graffiti chocolate bar that boasts colorful, hand-sprayed splashes. This makes each limited-edition bar's colorful street art-inspired design completely unique. As such, the Dark Chocolate Art GRAFFITI Bar would make a perfect gift for both art and chocolate lovers alike.
The artful gourmet chocolate bars are packaged in Los Angeles graffiti-inspired packaging, which will further appeal to street art fans with an eye for design. This fusion of art and food appeals to foodies who crave unique eating experiences.
This graffiti chocolate is just one of many standout products made by Los Angeles-based Compartés. The company also produces a range of innovative chocolate bars, including ones that boast the taste of wine, avocados and even include crispy kale and crunchy potato chips as textured inclusions.
Graffiti Chocolate Bars
Compartes' Art-Inspired Chocolate Bar Has Hand-Sprayed Edible Splashes
Trend Themes
1. Art-inspired Food - There is an opportunity for chefs and food companies to create unique eating experiences through the fusion of food and various forms of art.
2. Limited-edition Products - The use of limited-edition products can create exclusivity and appeal to consumers who desire unique, one-of-a-kind items such as Compartés' graffiti chocolate bars.
3. Innovative Flavor Combinations - Chocolate bars with unique flavor profiles, such as the taste of wine or avocados, creates an opportunity for companies to differentiate themselves and appeal to adventurous foodies.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Food companies can incorporate art and unique flavors/textures to differentiate themselves and appeal to foodies who crave unique eating experiences.
2. Gifts and Special Occasions - The limited-edition, art-inspired packaging and unique flavor profiles of Compartés' products create an opportunity in the gifts and special occasions industry.
3. Art and Design - Art-inspired food products, such as Compartés' graffiti chocolate bars, create an opportunity for collaboration between the food and art/design industries.