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Fishy chocolate

Fishy chocolate

by Gertrud Wagner — last modified Jan 12, 2009 11:45 AM

— filed under: chocolate, omega-3

A US company has taken the meaning of 'chocolate fish' literally.

Maramor Chocolates of Columbus Ohio has launched dark chocolate squares ‘fortified with therapeutic doses of omega-3 fatty acids’. Only in the US!

Source: www.maramor.com

First published October 2008

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