
World's priciest chocolate goes on display in Portugal
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Published: 2018-03-18 10:41:38.0 BdST Updated: 2018-03-18 10:41:38.0 BdST
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Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes prepares a candy wrapped in pure 23 carat gold during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
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Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes prepares a candy wrapped in pure 23 carat gold during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
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Bonbons are showed during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
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The Eiffel tower made in chocolate is showed during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
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Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes (not pictured) prepares a candy wrapped in pure 23 carat gold during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
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Entertainers perform during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
The world’s most expensive chocolate went on display at a chocolate fair in Obidos in Portugal on Friday.

Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes prepares a candy wrapped in pure 23 carat gold during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters

Portuguese chocolatier Daniel Gomes (not pictured) prepares a candy wrapped in pure 23 carat gold during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
It was guarded by two uniformed men.

The Eiffel tower made in chocolate is showed during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters

Entertainers perform during international chocolate fair in Obidos Portugal, March 16, 2018. Reuters
Its crown-shaped box is decorated with 5,500 Swarovksi crystals and also carries personalised pincers.
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