Choc on Choc is a UK-based chocolatier that has put together a special gin and tonic kit that is in fact entirely edible, thanks to the use of chocolate to construct it. The set replicates the aesthetic of the ingredients and the packaging of the necessities needed to make the cocktail and recreates each element using carved colored chocolate.
The set contains an elegant drawer box filled with a bottle of gin, a can of tonic water and handcrafted lemon wedges. The chocolate is specially made using Choc and Choc's advanced layering system that is used to recreate three dimensional objects with immense detail and depth. This includes carving text into the chocolate as well as vivid details such as bottle caps, the flesh of the lemon fruit as well as the overall the branding.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Edible Cocktail Sets
- The trend towards edible cocktail sets presents an opportunity for innovative food and beverage companies to create unique and indulgent experiences for consumers.
- Chocolatier Innovations
- The rise of chocolatier innovations, like Choc on Choc's edible gin and tonic kit, opens up possibilities for chocolate companies to explore new ways of creating visually appealing and delicious products.
- Artistic Food Replications
- The use of advanced layering and carving techniques to replicate food items, as seen in the Choc on Choc set, showcases an opportunity for artists and designers to create unique edible art pieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can leverage the trend of edible cocktail sets to create innovative and visually captivating products for consumers.
- Chocolate
- The chocolate industry can tap into the trend of chocolatier innovations to create unique and enticing chocolate creations that go beyond traditional chocolate bars and confections.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can explore the trend of artistic food replications to create visually stunning and edible art pieces that combine both aesthetics and taste.
