It’s made at a chocolate shop in Tokyo. The treat is called “Corteccia,” which means “tree bark” in Italian, and it is just 0.03 millimeters thick, and it melts the second it touches your tongue.
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It’s made at a chocolate shop in Tokyo. The treat is called “Corteccia,” which means “tree bark” in Italian, and it is just 0.03 millimeters thick, and it melts the second it touches your tongue.
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