Star Wars inspired chocolates became an attraction inside California-based restaurant Faith & Flower. Star Wars fans will surely enjoy the chocolates as they wait for the release of 'The Force Awakens' on December 18. Eating these chocolates is most likely awaken and satify chocolate craving of fans while .waiting for the upcoming film.
Chef Josh Graves became inspired by the Hot Wheels Millennium Falcon toy, in early October. The iconic space ship motivated him to come up with a mold for a white chocolate version.
Afterwards, he started making other chocolate designs for Death Star, Darth Vader's helmet and a little light sabers and many more. Diners of the restaurant definitely enjoyed the delectable chocolate Star Wars replicas
The products also include honeycomb candy and chocolate truffles. All were not listed on Faith & Flower's savory appetizers board. The pastry chef Josh Graves exerted time and effort as seen in the chocolate artistic designs that comes with a wonderful mixture of morsels scrupulously crafted.
"I told servers if someone seems like a fan of Star Wars, we'll send it out to them," chef Josh Graves said.
Grave said that he is a big fan of Star Wars and he is really waiting to see the latest installment to the movie franchise.
The making of these chocolates are very detailed and took a long time to make. It seems that these Star Wars chocolates is a special limited addition to the dessert menu and will only be available until December.
Star Wars wis a well-know movie franchise all over the world. Star Wars: The Force Awakens will show the much awaited come back of the quintessential Star Wars trilogy heroes Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Princess Leia Organa. But this time this will not be their story.
All Star War's six preceding films were nominated and had already won Academy Awards. The entire box office proceeds had produced a full amount of $4.38 billion, making Star Wars the fifth-highest grossing film series of all time.
