Sandwich-Sized Chocolate Slices Now Available in Japan

Sandwich-Sized Chocolate Slices Now Available in Japan

12 Dec 2015

By Nicole Carpenter

You can now buy slices of chocolate from Japanese candy company Bourbon. Reminiscent of Kraft Singles, each slice of chocolate is two millimeters thick and comes individually wrapped.

Like a piece of cheese, the chocolate slices are pretty malleable. The folks at Bourbon suggest wrapping a slice in a crepe, draping it over pancakes, or simply melting it on a piece of toast. Feeling fancy? Roll the slices up in a sponge cake. The thin slices also make it easy to punch out shapes with a cookie cutter. Slices are made from "nama chocolate," which is described as being "full-bodied and rich."

You can buy 12 packs for 3,240 yen (or $27 USD) on their website. Each pack comes with five slices. Still hungry? IGN's Anime Club recently discussed the most delicious-looking food in Anime.

What would you do with chocolate slices? Let us know in the comments. I'm thinking a banana wrapped in a chocolate slice. Maybe some peanut butter, too.

Nicole is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @sweetpotatoes.

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