Well, it can be. Swedish candy maker Roland Ohisson was buried in a chocolate coffin.
And no, that's not him lying in his coffin, but you can buy some similar.
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Oh I went to look at the site and now I want chocolate ,mouth drooling , I liked the way they wrote the advert for them in the paragraph next to the coffin assortment ,using the word spooktacular , and chocolate to die for , cute little box of 5 ghosts in white chocolate but a bit pricey at $18 ,but being something unusual ,thats the usual price tag for different.
I wonder how the heck they buried the guy in a chocolate coffin without it melting all over before they got it in the grave , bet the ants and crawlies had a supply of goodies for a long long time in his plot.
If I didn't already want to be cremated I would want a chocolate coffin!
Me too, sis. I should've gone to the dollar store earlier and got the first/best of the marked down leftover Halloween candy.
I get to craving chocolate sometimes and nothing else will do. I usually keep some grape jelly to make a PB&J cracker or two to satisfy my sweet tooth, but sometimes that's not enough. You know what they say about people who crave chocolate, right? -grin-
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