We've all done it before--eaten at our computer. Perhaps we sneak a bagel in at work, or a muffin, or even a crunchy
oatmeal bar. But have you ever tried cleaning your keyboard after years of crumbs have accumulated? It's not a pretty
sight. TechRepublic has an article nominating the worst foods to eat while typing at your computer. Some of the winners
were jelly, seeds, pasta, and flake bars. I'm sure there are even worse things to eat over a keyboard than what they
missed, like chips.
Continuing the trend of weird food items that look
like objects (or objects that look like food
items), I present to you the 12 oz. chocolate keyboard. It even has
all the keys marked correctly. Although, I don't see a number pad or arrow keys. It also comes with a 5 oz. chocolate
mouse. And yes, they also have chocolate
band-aids; however, I don't suggest putting these on your wounds. Prior to finding these sites, I never knew there
was a market for food related bandage items, but apparently, they seem to be quite popular.
December may have peppermint bark, but have you thought to incorporate the taste of autumn into white chocolate with a rich pumpkin swirl?
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