While it's a fun concept to toy with, the reality of a chocolate world would be pretty grim. Structural integrity aside, the caloric intake alone would skyrocket obesity rates to an all-time high. We haven't even gotten into the logistics of plumbing and machinery... yeah no, I'll pass on this one.

This reminds me of those old candy land board games I used to play. Always wanted to live in one, now I realize how sticky and gross that would be! I'll stick to the normal, non-chocolatey world we got, thanks haha.

So what about the temperatures in colder climates? Solid chocolate igloos perhaps? Although I doubt insulation properties of chocolate would be up to par with ice. Plus, wouldn't hot chocolate just freeze and become a chocolate ice block. That actually sounds pretty yummy not gonna lie.

Not only would all the melting be a sticky disaster, think about the environmental impact! The energy needed to keep everything cool... yikes. The carbon footprint would be worse than the actual footprints left in melted chocolate sidewalks.

Houses out of chocolate? Sign me up! Can't wait to eat my way through the walls and blame it on the termites lol.

I've heard about dreams of chocolate rivers, but frying in hot choco-water? That's new. And kinda terrifying tbh

From a scientific standpoint, a world made of chocolate would be fascinating. Chocolate melts between 86 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, so any area that's warmer than this would constantly have the risk of structures collapsing. Plus, the liquefication of chocolate would severely affect any form of traditional agriculture. Not to mention the pest problems - insects and animals would have a field day!

Imagine getting a tan and instead you start melting like a candy bar in the sun. Day at the beach would be a complete mess, haha!