Fictional Candy That Makes Us Wish Willy Wonka was Real by Jesse Bereta
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a timeless story of imagination and wonder scribed by classic children's book author Roald Dahl. Originally published in 1964 the book has received countless reprinting's and has been adapted for theatre, video games, and feature films. The story of Charlie, Willy Wonka, and the unforgettable chocolate factory has been a fan favorite for generations. While the plot of a humble, underprivileged child receiving his just desserts is valuable, what sticks out for most fans is the imaginative creations of Willy Wonka.
Wonka is portrayed as an eccentric loner was the worlds most celebrated chocolatier. He sought out only the finest of cocoa beans and hired a …show more content…
It is a hard candy that would never lose flavor, and never disappear. With the popularity of the movie, Gobstoppers have made the market and are available today. However, they hardly last forever, and we are lucky if the sweet candies last us an hour. If the ever-lasting gobstopper were real, we would never have to go through the sweet tooth cravings again.
Of course, in the big hunt for the golden ticket that granted access to the Wonka factory, you would need to purchase one of the chocolate bars that they produced. And they sound delicious. Wonka Fudge Mallows, Wonka Bars, and Scrumdiddlyumptious all sound so mouth-wateringly good. Like the Gobstopper, you can still find Wonka Bars, but I doubt they were made by Oompa Loompas or mixed by waterfall.
The three-course meal gum was stuck in development when we were introduced to it. It's nice to think that if Willy Wonka were real, he would have perfected the chewing gum by now. And what a revelation that would be. The gum was designed to not only simulate a full dinner but fill you up and give you the sensation of eating. Wonka's factory would solve world hunger one stick at a
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a timeless story of imagination and wonder scribed by classic children's book author Roald Dahl. Originally published in 1964 the book has received countless reprinting's and has been adapted for theatre, video games, and feature films. The story of Charlie, Willy Wonka, and the unforgettable chocolate factory has been a fan favorite for generations. While the plot of a humble, underprivileged child receiving his just desserts is valuable, what sticks out for most fans is the imaginative creations of Willy Wonka.
Wonka is portrayed as an eccentric loner was the worlds most celebrated chocolatier. He sought out only the finest of cocoa beans and hired a …show more content…
It is a hard candy that would never lose flavor, and never disappear. With the popularity of the movie, Gobstoppers have made the market and are available today. However, they hardly last forever, and we are lucky if the sweet candies last us an hour. If the ever-lasting gobstopper were real, we would never have to go through the sweet tooth cravings again.
Of course, in the big hunt for the golden ticket that granted access to the Wonka factory, you would need to purchase one of the chocolate bars that they produced. And they sound delicious. Wonka Fudge Mallows, Wonka Bars, and Scrumdiddlyumptious all sound so mouth-wateringly good. Like the Gobstopper, you can still find Wonka Bars, but I doubt they were made by Oompa Loompas or mixed by waterfall.
The three-course meal gum was stuck in development when we were introduced to it. It's nice to think that if Willy Wonka were real, he would have perfected the chewing gum by now. And what a revelation that would be. The gum was designed to not only simulate a full dinner but fill you up and give you the sensation of eating. Wonka's factory would solve world hunger one stick at a