Lumière au Chocolate: gluttony with a glow
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There are no holes in Alexander Lervik's idea
Alexander Lervik's Lumière au Chocolate
Actually, it does look rather yummy
As the chocolate melts, the LED within is revealed
The pyramidal form decays to reveal the LED within
Lumière au Chocolate from above (melted)
After, the cooled chocolate can be eaten
Article Summary
At the bleeding edge of LED/chocolate crossover technology, Alexander Lervik's Lumière au Chocolate is but the latest example in the burgeoning field of edible lighting.
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