Dubai is no stranger to luxury, and its dessert scene is no exception. But when an Egyptian-British chocolatier, Sarah Hamouda, created a chocolate bar so exclusive that it can only be ordered twice a

Costco announced a new chocolate product that has been going viral. A dessert from Dubai inspired the production of Bouchard Dubai Chocolates and has earned notice on social media for its unique description.

Have no fear, Dubai-style chocolate bars are available at Lily’s Crepes in Chesapeake’s Glenwood Square. The restaurant makes its own bar ($18.99), which weighs a little over 8 ounces. Every sweet bite oozes with a delightful, nutty and crunchy taste that makes sharing hard to do. This goes in my foodie book under chocolate bar perfection.

Fraudsters are targeting e-commerce sites, scamming buyers of viral Dubai chocolate bar and not delivering any. Here's how to not get fooled.

The Fudge Factory on Bradenton Beach reopened on Thanksgiving after back-to-back hurricanes. The shop's owner says after a few slow months, customers have returned to the island.

If you're a fan of the viral Dubai chocolate bar, there's now a doughnut that was inspired by the popular treat.