There is Now a Kickstarter for Zero Calorie Chocolate

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There are few things more intense than a serious chocolate craving. When it hits you, it’s all you can think about. Everything begins to smell like chocolate, everything looks like chocolate, and, quite frankly, you’re not to be trusted if you walk past an ice cream or pastry shop. Even with the best intentions, sometimes it’s hard to avoid the sweets.

So that’s why Cravings is trying to raise money through their Kickstarter campaign to create zero calorie chocolate. Yup. Chocolate. With no calories.

The product works in a similar way to Listerine mint strips. As they say on their page:

Think back to Willy Wonka and the 3-course meal chewing gum. CRAVINGS can mimic this same idea by creating strips in the flavors of tomato soup, roast beef, or blueberry pie!

While we’re not so sure how that will play out, The Listerine of Chocolate does have a ring to it. Pledges can get the strips as part of their thank you package.  If they reach their goal, then it might not be too long before you see chocolate strips next to your Listerine in the drug store.

What do you think? Worthwhile cause for cravers everywhere, or will it never be as good as the real thing?

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