It's the whole "not real chocolate" part that's getting to me, even if the keychain comes inthree flavors—milk chocolate, high-milk chocolate and white chocolate—so I think I'll just get some real chocolate instead.
If you prefer to pretend breaking chocolate with this trinket though, it will be available in Japan for about $7 per bar. If your obsession runs more along the lines of soybeans or bubble wrap though then you don't even have to wait and can order something now.
23 comments:
now this i dont get. whytf
oh YES i love to break fake chocolate all day. mmmm
Hurray for capitalism! Always making and selling things we never knew we wanted.
I would throw this on my keychain!
i can make this in the toilet.
Could work.
Do want.
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Lol..is this real life?
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Sounds like someone wanted to make a quick buck with that "invention".
I'll take 10!
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Must...Get... Meiji bars. >w<
Do want!
I think this would just make me angry.
is this real life
hahah this might be a solution
sort of want...
LOL
Looks nice!
Crunch!
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they should make one that responds if it hears the chocolate breaking sound with the robot voice saying "don't eat that"
Chocolate makes noise when broken?
What?
dude... I PHUCKING LOVE CHOCOLATE!!!!
Lazy america is Lazy. Supported.
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