Dubai chocolate is all the rage, and Iowa makers are crafting their own versions of the international treat. The big picture: The chocolate craze has taken over the world, The New York Times proclaims — and it's hard not to be curious about the latest viral food craze filling our online feeds.

Now you can get high on New Jersey, one county at a time. A few years after the state legalized recreational marijuana, you can celebrate with a cannabis-infused chocolate bar.

Dutch chocolate maker Tony’s Chocoloney has issued a nationwide recall of two of its chocolate products, which may contain small stones.

Milwaukeeans can now get their hands on TikTok-famous Dubai chocolate bars. The viral pistachio cream-filled chocolate bars first gained popularity on social media in late 2023. Initially, they were hard to find in the U.

Lindt was the first major brand to capitalise on the trend in the UK, launching a limited run of Dubai Style Chocolate (rsp: £10/145g) in December, ahead of a nationwide rollout in Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Ocado last month.

SHOPPERS are racing to B&M to get their hands on a rare Mars bar flavour spotted on shelves. The limited edition product is usually only available to buy in Australia. That’s why B&M

A major supermarket chain has recalled a chocolate bar and warned customers 'not to eat'. Sainsbury's has urgently recalled its Belgian Milk Chocolate Honeycomb Pretzel 150g bar. The supermarket chain fear it may contain "fragments of metal". The urgent recall warns customers "do not eat".