why are they empty inside – Various
The first chocolate rabbits appeared in the 19th century.
Chocolate figurines in the form of Santa Claus, a snowman, a bunny or other animals have become traditional attributes of winter holidays. However, the fact that they are empty inside is interesting. Why?
Smithsonian magazine journalist Amanda Feagle told about this feature of chocolate figurines.
The expert refers to the vice president of production of one of the American confectionery companies, Mark Schlott. According to him, hollow chocolate figures were created primarily for reasons of convenience.
“If you had a larger rabbit made of solid chocolate, it would look like a brick. You would break your teeth,” explains the expert.
In addition, such chocolate figurines are economically more profitable. After all, their production requires a smaller amount of raw materials. So you can do more…
