Watch: "Sweetest Way To Overcome Your Fear" - This Giant Chocolate Spider Is Viral Now

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From pumpkin pie and candy apples to caramel corn, people in every corner of the world are preparing for the upcoming Halloween night. As your spooky costumes and trick-or-treat baskets are ready, we bring you “the sweetest way to overcome your fear!” Wondering what are we trying to say? Well, as Halloween is just around the corner, a video, showing a man creating an enormous spider with chocolate is making rounds on the Internet. In the video, popular chocolate chef Amaury Guichon, who goes by the name “The Chocolate Guy”, is seen creating a massive spider by freezing the chocolate in the moulds. He is so precise that he even makes note of the minute details. Be it its humongous legs, creepy fangs, or horrifying eight big eyes, you name a spider feature and the artist made sure that this 3D chocolate sculpture has it. The best part was that this entire sculpture was edible. Oh, of course, the spider even had its own web. What was it made up of? Cotton candy. Keeping his sculpture strictly edible, Amaury used a white-hued cotton candy-like web. He placed it in a messy way underneath the spider. Amaury shared the video with the text, “Chocolate Spider! This is the sweetest way to overcome your fear! Who is ready for Halloween?”
Also Read: Viral Video: Pastry Chef Creates Chocolate Foosball Table, Amazes Internet
Check out the video here:

The comments section was flooded with users lauding his skills. Many claimed it to be Harry Potter's Aragog-- an Acromantula who lived in the Forbidden Forest. A comment read, “Well, well it's Aragog.”
Another commented, “This is really dope and really terrifying in the same breath.”
A user wrote, “This is the only thing I've seen him make that I don't want to eat.”
“My arachnophobia immediately activated,” said another.
A few pointed out the detailed work of the legs of the spider, as one user commented, “Something tells me those legs took forever!”
So far the video has been played more than 5 million times.



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