Ryan Foote, an artist who made chocolates with 3d shapes

News24xx.com - SCMP reported, November 21st 2018, an artist Ryan Foote made 3D chocolate. Foote spent a lot of time in Hong Kong and Australia. These two countries then inspired him to make food that presented these two countries. Foote is actually a ceramic craftsman who focuses on sculpture. But his creative spirit tickled him to try out the art presented through food.

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This man then combines a variety of typical Australian food ingredients such as dark chocolate, lemon sauce, macademia ice cream and avocado. Then this chocolate is made with Hong Kong-style ingredients such as char siu which is commonly used as an Asian roast spice. "I like making dessert, everyone wants to taste bold taste of culinary. Complicated food is also a challenge for me" said the 34-year-old man.

Not only he presented a unique taste, Foote also presents the interesting shapes. The chocolate is formed in 3 dimensions with round shapes and pointed cones. This artistic form of chocolate shows that chocolate is made by artists with high taste of art.

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These chocolates are made in limited quantities but will be sold if there is an order. Because it is made in premium way, this chocolate will be sold at higher price than any other chocolate. "This chocolate is for people who value design and like to try new things on food" Foote said.

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