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It's a weird shape to mold chocolate into. 。

38beem, a Japanese Twitter user -- in an effort to make a chocolatey gift for Valentine's Day -- created what seems to be a manhole cover set into a sidewalk out of chocolate. 。

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He documented the process on Twitter:。

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First, he produced a silicone mold for the manhole cover, then filled it with chocolate.。

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The asphalt is made with cookie bits infused with edible bamboo charcoal, and 38beem used less butter than recommended to give the cookies a dry, stone-like appearance.
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The chocolate manhole is 1/6th the size of the real thing, according to 38beem. 38beem used cocoa powder to simulate rust.。

Nobody really knows why he's created a manhole cover as a Valentine's Day gift, though. 38beem's attempt to channel April O'Neil has appealed to some people, but others couldn't get past its absurdity. 。

"How do you feel if you get it as Valentine's Day chocolate?

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"How do you feel if you get it as Valentine's Day chocolate?" one user said. 。

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Another user said: "It's too realistic; I don't feel like eating it." 。

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[h/t RocketNews24] 。

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