Get ready to indulge in a bitter truth: Your favorite chocolates are about to become a luxury! Dive into the cocoa crisis hitting the sweet world hard, as prices soar to unprecedented heights due to dwindling supplies and adverse weather conditions in cocoa-producing giants like Ivory Coast and Ghana. With geopolitical tensions adding fuel to the fire, chocolate lovers brace themselves for higher costs as their guilty pleasures get pricier. Don't miss out on this tasty yet troubling tale as WION Decodes.

This Valentines Day, chocolates are 'bitter': Here is why costs are up

As the world gears up for valentine's day. It's not just lovers and friends preparing for the day. The demand for heart shaped cakes and chocolates has spiked leading to patisseries in paris working around the clock.

Patissiers take on high demand in Valentines Day week

Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily.

Recently while talking about his cheat meals and how passionately he eats food on Sundays, he said, "Har Sunday ko mera cheat day hota hai!! (Every Sunday is my cheat day) Chocolates, ice creams, pizzas, vada pav- I mix everything up and eat."

He added, "4 to 5 scoops of ice creams minimum on a cheat day and a half to 1 kg of cake, I could eat alone. Hence, I have a huge sweet tooth!!”

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-priyanka-chopra-no-longer-an-owner-of-new-york-eatery-sona-626353">Priyanka Chopra no longer an owner of New York eatery Sona</a>

In the world of glitz and glamour, Shroff stands out not only for his on-screen charisma but also for his authentic approach to health and well-being.

Meanwhile, on the work front, he will next be seen in Ganapath, Baaghi 4, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan amongst many others.

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Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily.

Indian action superstar Tiger Shroff is popularly known for his magnificent screen presence which comes along with the number of hours he spends in the gym. But not many know that despite the number of hours he spends building his muscles and maintaining them in the gym, he doesn't let go of his cheat days easily. Recently while talking about his cheat meals and how passionately he eats food on Sundays, he said, "Har Sunday ko mera cheat day hota hai!! (Every Sunday is my cheat day) Chocolates, ice creams, pizzas, vada pav- I mix everything up and eat." He added, "4 to 5 scoops of ice creams minimum on a cheat day and a half to 1 kg of cake, I could eat alone. Hence, I have a huge sweet tooth!!” Also read: Priyanka Chopra no longer an owner of New York eatery Sona In the world of glitz and glamour, Shroff stands out not only for his on-screen charisma but also for his authentic approach to health and well-being. Meanwhile, on the work front, he will next be seen in Ganapath, Baaghi 4, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan amongst many others. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Did you know that Tiger Shroff’s cheat day includes a mix of chocolates, pizzas, vada pav, cake & icecreams?

For those of us who share an affinity for sweets, cake probably ‘takes the cake’ quite literally as our favorite dessert. It’s the one treat most commonly associated with celebrations, and it can manage to evoke nostalgia. But where did it first come from? Watch our latest episode about cakes.

World of Food S2 | Entering the delicious world of cakes

McDonald's or Macca, as known in Australian slang, has stoked controversy over its new Potato Scallops with Chicken Salt. Recently, Macca announced the addition of potato scallops in its new summer menu however it has sparked an intense debate -- potato scallops vs. potato cake. Aussies appear to be divided over this new addition to the menu. So what surrounds the frenzy and what is offending Victorians and Tasmanians? Read on to know everything about the latest buzz around the new potato scallops.&nbsp;

<h2>Potato scallops vs potato cakes, what's the controversy?&nbsp;</h2>

Not all Macca diners are standing with open arms over the new addition of potato scallops to the summer menu. The fast food giant Macca's announcement of its new potato scallops has disgruntled many Victorians and Tasmanians. Apparently, as per some diners, Potato Scallops are in fact known by the name Potato Cakes in two Australian states of Victoria and Tasmania.

The diners claim Macca's new potato scallops name is an insult to potato cakes from these states. One of the diners said that McDonald's has snubbed its nose in their potato cakes. “I refuse to buy them if they are going to call them this in Victoria. It’s just f***ing rude,” said one of the diners as per a local media outlet.&nbsp;

However, in Queensland, this mouth-watering dish is known by the name potato scallops only. One diner from the state said the diner loves living in Queensland but the potato scallops thing is annoying the "hell out of me." Another diner added that if one wants to get an authentic Potato Cake experience, they should head to their local fish ‘n chip shop and ask for extra crispy.

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One Melbourne-born and US-raised diner commented that they are potato cakes. Another one urged Mcdonald's to have separate branding for Australian states saying if Mcdonald's cannot be bothered to have separate marketing for states, he is not bothered to ever trying one of these.

McDonald's or Macca, as known in Australian slang, has stoked controversy over its new Potato Scallops with Chicken Salt. Recently, Macca announced the addition of potato scallops in its new summer menu however it has sparked an intense debate -- potato scallops vs.

McDonald's or Macca, as known in Australian slang, has stoked controversy over its new Potato Scallops with Chicken Salt. Recently, Macca announced the addition of potato scallops in its new summer menu however it has sparked an intense debate -- potato scallops vs. potato cake. Aussies appear to be divided over this new addition to the menu. So what surrounds the frenzy and what is offending Victorians and Tasmanians? Read on to know everything about the latest buzz around the new potato scallops. Potato scallops vs potato cakes, what's the controversy? Not all Macca diners are standing with open arms over the new addition of potato scallops to the summer menu. The fast food giant Macca's announcement of its new potato scallops has disgruntled many Victorians and Tasmanians. Apparently, as per some diners, Potato Scallops are in fact known by the name Potato Cakes in two Australian states of Victoria and Tasmania. The diners claim Macca's new potato scallops name is an insult to potato cakes from these states. One of the diners said that McDonald's has snubbed its nose in their potato cakes. “I refuse to buy them if they are going to call them this in Victoria. It’s just f***ing rude,” said one of the diners as per a local media outlet. However, in Queensland, this mouth-watering dish is known by the name potato scallops only. One diner from the state said the diner loves living in Queensland but the potato scallops thing is annoying the "hell out of me." Another diner added that if one wants to get an authentic Potato Cake experience, they should head to their local fish ‘n chip shop and ask for extra crispy. One Melbourne-born and US-raised diner commented that they are potato cakes. Another one urged Mcdonald's to have separate branding for Australian states saying if Mcdonald's cannot be bothered to have separate marketing for states, he is not bothered to ever trying one of these.

McDonald's Potato Scallops spark controversy, what's the frenzy all about?

'A yum to-go': Vienna's Hotel Sacher establishes drive-in cake centre amid pandemic

Spiky and emerald green coronaviruses, made out of sugar icing and cream, decorate the now popular cakes of Ali Mohammed, the owner of a Najaf-based pastry shop.

Iraqis can get a bite of coronavirus-shaped cake decorated with disinfectant

Baker Mohammed Al-Khatib has added some new wares to his shop in Khan Younis: a range of “coronavirus” cakes. Khatib said on Wednesday (April 1) that the sweet treats in the shape of a child wearing a mask intended to raise awareness about precautions during the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus bakes selling like hot cakes in Gaza

Scientists at Belgium's university of Ghent are experimenting with larva fat to replace butter in cakes, cookies and waffles, saying deriving grease from insects is more sustainable than dairy production.

Would you eat Belgian waffles made with 'bug butter'?

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