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We're not quite sure what to think about this.

A Japanese company has come up with a chocolatey mixture that is Badhai Lo (2025) Hindi Web Seriesmeant to be slathered on rice.

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Produced by Kiyoya, the product is aptly called "Chocolate to put on rice", and is a mixture of chocolate and miso, which is a paste made from fermented soy beans.

There are many different kinds of miso, but most of them have a salty taste and are used as condiments, soups, and glazes.

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According to news outlet Sora News, the mix -- which resembles a brown sticky glob -- tastes more overwhelmingly of miso than of chocolate, so it might just be a bit of a marketing spin to be selling the product as a "chocolate paste".

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The company also recommends for it to be put on bread, pasta, and curry.

We're not quite sure how that's gonna turn out but if you wanna give it a go, you can get them from this online store at $4.40 a jar -- if you live in Japan.

Looks like the rest of us will just have to stick to Nutella. Not that we're complaining.

[H/T: SoraNews]

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