London, United Kingdom (CU)_ Jan Hansen, a chocolatier from the United Kingdom, has made a 100 kg chocolate helicopter for a noble cause, and to the surprise, the special creation is entirely made with chocolate! The delectable treat weighs 100 kilograms and stands 9 feet long and 7 feet tall. The helicopter is completely made of chocolate, including the helicopter’s shell, rotor blades, and windows. The body is made of brown chocolate, and all of the other components are made of white chocolate.
The festival Easter was observed all over the world on last Sunday. The day is normally commemorated by baking a variety of delectable treats, including chocolate bunnies, Easter eggs, and hot cross buns. A chocolatier in the United Kingdom used his Easter egg-making talents to raise funds to a charity. Jan Hansen, in an attempt to raise money for the local Air Ambulance service, made this unique Choco-copter. He designed this chocolate helicopter to honor the air ambulance officials.
Surprisingly, Hansen, the professional chocolatier who lives in Folkingham, Lincolnshire, created the giant Choco-copter using a giant Easter egg mold. The goal is to create awareness about the local Air Ambulance services that were struggling to raise funds during the most tough times of Coronavirus pandemic.
Hansen told the media, “We all see the helicopter in our skies from time to time and are thankful they are there for us. Listening to how they’ve been short-changed over the past twelve months it just fitted into the slot really: egg, helicopter”. Hansen also said that the helicopter presented a greater challenge than he had expected. He, on the other hand, was not the one who would give up without a fight. He said that the main goal right now is to prevent the giant Choco-copter from melting. It would later be dismantled and sold in parts to raise funds for the charity.
