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September 11, 2017

Handmade chocolate molded into stylized city maps of London, New York City and Tel Aviv

by Larra Morris

Israeli artisan confectioners have come together to create TAMTIK, a beautiful and deliciously tempting line of stylized city maps made out of handmade chocolates of different flavors. Currently,they have molds to create maps of In addition to the three cities, those who help fund their Kickstarter project can vote for a fourth city.

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