Switzerland City Sees 'Chocolate Snow' Once A Malfunction at Lindt Works.

The malfunction caused fragments of crushed cocoa known as “cocoa nibs” in conjunction with sturdy winds and rain, to unfold within the immediate section of the works.

Residents of a Swiss city got associate degree uncommon surprise after they found it ‘snowing chocolate’ due to a fault within the mechanical system of a Lindt chocolate works within the space.

An AP report was the same that The Lindt & Spruengli Company confirmed native reports of a malfunction in one among the ventilation systems at their works in Olten, between city and Bale.

The malfunction caused fragments of crushed cocoa known as “cocoa nibs” in conjunction with sturdy winds and rain, to unfold within the immediate section of the works. Though the malfunction was repaired, many footages that were shared on social media showed a skinny coat of chocolate on the surface of cars and window panes.