The dinner candle you're actually supposed to eat as restaurants chase memorable experiences
A South Florida entrepreneur believes the next big innovation in entertaining isn't another kitchen gadget or smartphone app. It's a candle you can eat.Claudia Mosley, founder of CeraViva, has created handcrafted edible candles that melt into warm dipping sauces and dessert spreads, transforming an ordinary meal into what she calls "an experience.""The product is not really the candle," Mosley told Fox News Digital.
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Claudia Mosley created edible candles that melt into sauces for dipping. She says the candle is just a vehicle for a memorable dining experience. The product is made by her company CeraViva in South Florida. Restaurants are using it to offer unique meals.
Why it matters
It shows how restaurants try to stand out by offering unusual, interactive food. Readers may see new trends in dining that could affect what they eat out.
- What are the edible candles made for?
- They melt into warm sauces or spreads for dipping food.
- Who founded the company that makes them?
- Claudia Mosley founded CeraViva.
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All outlets present the story in the same way, highlighting the edible candle as a fun, new dining experience.
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The dinner candle you're actually supposed to eat as restaurants chase memorable experiences
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