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Posted on 16 Sep 2011

Is your kid overweight? The world's biggest chocolate bar could actually help them

Believe it or not, this giant chocolate bar, which is the world's largest, is supposed to teach kids all about proper nutrition.

STOMPer ZinkFloyd, who sent in these pictures, said:

"It's three feet high, 21 feet long and weighs 12,000 pounds -- this is the chocolate slab that has been officially recognised as the largest one ever made, by the Guinness World Records.

"The amazing thing about it is that the creators of this world's biggest chocolate bar say their giant slab of calories can help teach school students about the importance of good nutrition!

"They purposely made the bar to be an example of 'portion distortion'.

"Reverse pyschology, eh?"

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