No.. you’re not dreaming.
This is a true picture of Chocolate Bubble-Wrap. It really look same like a buble wrap that we used to “pop”. As they said, this product is so addictive that you’ll be tempted to hoard it all for yourself. They produce each variety in small batches toensure quality.

Starting with tempered Felchlin chocolate, they incorporate simple, classic ingredients. The ‘bubble-wrap” component is by no means a gimmick… this shape offers an inexplicable quality that makes these bars so intriguing.

One for sure, you will not be able to pop it but you can eat it!

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Have you ever heard of Goji Berries before?
I’m also never heard of it before but I managed to look for more info about it. Since the early 21st century, the names “Himalayan Goji berry” and “Tibetan Goji berry” have become common in the global health food market, applied to berries claimed to have been grown or collected in the Himalaya region or sometimes the “Tibetan” and “Mongolian Himalayas”.

Goji Berries are usually found dried. They are shriveled red berries that look like red raisins. In recent years, goji juice has become popular as a health beverage. They contain dozens of phytochemicals, important for their antioxidant properties. These include beta-carotene, which is essential for growth, vision and protecting the skin from sun damage, zeaxanthin, a retinal antioxidant, and polysaccharides to fortify the immune system.

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This is Balut.
Balut is a fertilized duck egg with a nearly-developed embryo inside that is boiled and eaten in the shell. They are considered delicacies of Asia and especially the Philippines, Cambodia, and Vietnam.

Now, as I said, would you eat it after you watch the video after the jump?

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This seven-ounce (200-gram) burger is made from finest Japanese Kobe beef with wasabi mayonnaise and Italian portobello mushrooms in a home-made onion-wheat bun.

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