Choco Boy Chocolate & Biscuits

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I’m not sure what the maker of this snack was thinking when it was, well, made. But it probably wasn’t a consumer thinking of playground taunt, “Mushroom Head! Mushroom Head!” every time she sees it.

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No, probably not. Instead the maker thought to name the character on the box Choco Boy, and provide us with a helpful diagram of how to uh, eat him.

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Mushroom Head! Mushroom Head!

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Oh, these biscuits require a pair of scissors?

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I don’t think so.

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I’m thinking these are straw mushrooms?

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What I like about this snack is that you can bite off the milk-chocolate end…

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or plain-biscuit one…

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or pop the whole thing in your mouth and taste both. I think I like this option best.

P.S. Thank you to reader Akindofmagick for introducing this item to me. I’m sorry it took so long to post about it.

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2 comments to Choco Boy Chocolate & Biscuits

  • 1
    Mee says:

    Sighs. I’ve always wanted to try these. Unfortunately, none of the Asian stores around here carry any. Oh well, I guess I’ll just stick to Yan Yan, Pocky, and Hello Panda for now.

  • 2
    Asian Aisle says:

    Mee: I think these taste similar to Yan Yan, Pocky, and Hello Panda, with their plain biscuit and creamy chocolate combination. Although the reader who introduced me to Choco Boy Chocolate & Biscuits greatly prefers them to Hello Panda.

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