Quite simply a mug made out of chocolate.
Should only be used for cold drinks such as milk or milkshakes.
Drink the drink, then eat the mug.

Chocolate shot glasses could extend the range, and wine/beer glasses if you like (maybe taking it a bit too far)!
-- MikeOliver, May 05 2004

Tea Anyone? http://www.plokta.c.../issue23/teapot.htm
This will go great with my Chocolate Teapot [PainOCommonSense, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Chocolate Toby jug then?
-- skinflaps, May 05 2004


Wash your hands before and after.
-- FarmerJohn, May 05 2004


Hmmm, M&M's, "The milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand!" they claim...
But they do dye your hand all the colours of the rainbow!

-- MikeOliver, May 05 2004


Am I the only person who washes M&Ms Smarties Skittles etc?
-- BillyBB, May 05 2004


I'm guessing "Yes".
-- angel, May 05 2004


Washing them does no good. All it does is remove the weaker vermin, allowing more room for the stronger germs to grow and fester.
-- waugsqueke, May 05 2004


Damn this would be good!!! [+] ^-^
-- christjan08, Mar 20 2012


I've had this at some bar somewhere. We were served shots of Baileys (or Kahlua?) in chocolate shot glasses which were then consumed.
-- AusCan531, Mar 20 2012


// Chocolate shot glasses // are widely and commercially baked, as are other forms of candy shot glasses. There is a peppermint twist shot glass that has been traditionally regifted amongst my family and close friends at least fourteen times in the last six years. I am currently the proud owner of it for the second time, pending the next birthday or gifting holiday whence I shall mercilessly fob it unto some other semi-suspecting rube.
-- Alterother, Mar 20 2012



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