Choco-loids are the mathematical candy with the sensual edge. Each candy is actually an oloid, a mathematical solid with a single continuous face. (Please see link)

Each choco-loid is coated with a colorful hard candy shell that is printed with a wire-frame construction of an oloid, to give it that high-tech look. (Please see same link, and scroll to the image on the lower right.)

Right out of the bag, the candies make great marble-like toys (you can hold oloid races by releasing a pair of them at the top of a tilted book, and watch them "walk" down the book), but we think you'll want to pop them right in your mouth.

Choco-loids are just the right size to enjoy one at a time. As you roll the oloid in your mouth, you discover that the one continuous surface of the oloid never leaves the surface of your tongue, while the upper surface traces sinuous S-curves along your palate. Feel it gently sway back and forth against your inner cheeks and tongue, seeking out every tastebud. Even as it melts, the oloid happily rolls along your tongue in a continuous, ever-varying dance.

One oloid can roll around another oloid, but it takes a nimble tongue! This has spawned the popular drinking game, "Rolly-Olly."
-- robinism, Feb 17 2005

Oloid http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Oloid.html
Please scroll to the image on the lower right [robinism, Feb 17 2005]

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I just saw this. Puns galore! [DesertFox, Feb 17 2005]

Zcorp 3D printers can use edible powder http://www.zcorp.com/
[JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005]

Shellac used for Junior Mints but not M&M's http://www.straight...lassics/a3_118.html
[robinism, Feb 21 2005]

:)
-- DesertFox, Feb 17 2005


which edge is the sensual edge? i want to get straight to the good bit.
-- benfrost, Feb 17 2005


I was thinking of the two half-moon shaped edges. They gently tease your tongue with each quarter-turn of the candy.
-- robinism, Feb 17 2005


[UnaBubba], can something that thick be a solution? Maybe it's several solutions, in an emulsion with melty cocoa butter.
-- robinism, Feb 17 2005


See link for a 3D printer that prints using edable organic powder. (the candies would cost about 70 dollars a square foot plus 60 thousand dollars for the machine.)
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005


Maybe there would be a way to roll them.
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005


To manufacture, mold the chocolate using a two-part bicone mold with one part twisted 90 degrees. After molding, roll the chocolate oloids in hard candy coating.
-- robinism, Feb 17 2005


Reeces Oloids
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005


Or color them flourecent colors and call them Space Turds
-- JesusHChrist, Feb 17 2005


You mean space toids.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Feb 17 2005


First thought on seeing the name: a suppository that produces chocolate scented farts. An improvement, I think...
-- Steamboat, Feb 19 2005


Scented fart suppository? Run with it!
-- robinism, Feb 19 2005


I can hear the jingle running to the tune of Devo's Mongoloid.
-- calum, Feb 21 2005


Was that Devo? I thought it was willy wonka.

and he
buys the bag, and he
sneaks it home, and he
hides the wrapper, so that
no one knows...
chocoloid, he's eating chocoloid
the candy you just wanna keep.
-- robinism, Feb 21 2005


::::applause::::, bravo!
-- calum, Feb 21 2005


Candy used to be often coated with shelack, which comes from the secretions of the Lac bug. It dries clear and air tight, but water soluable- so it melts in your mouth. How about your candy???
-- macncheesy, Feb 21 2005


Shellac?
-- bristolz, Feb 21 2005


The Choco-loids have a hard candy coating (so that you can have Choco-loid races, without getting chocolate on everything). M&M's (see link) do this without shellac, so Choco-loids shall lack it too. That's the unvarnished truth.
-- robinism, Feb 21 2005



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