Renown Harvard Professor takes his Le Whif Chocolate Mouth Spray Invention on World Tour

Chocolate, but no calories! People across the globe are being introduced to Le Whif. A new chocolate mouth spray is generating a lot of buzz in cities around the world. The product is called Le Whif and was recently created by Harvard professor David Edwards and his team at the Foodlab in Le Laboratoire, at the Art and Science Innovation Centre in Paris.

London, Kent (PRWEB) June 18, 2009 -- A new chocolate mouth spray is generating a lot of buzz in cities around the world. The product is called Le Whif (http://www.jonpankhurst.co.uk/le-whif.html) and was recently created by Harvard professor David Edwards and his team at the Foodlab in Le Laboratoire, at the Art and Science Innovation Centre in Paris.

A world tour is currently underway to promote the new invention, which aims to be a healthier alternative for those with a craving for chocolate. One canister of Le Whif contains only one calorie and delivers up to four "puffs." When sprayed, a fine mist of chocolate is deposited throughout the mouth and throat. The makers of Le Whif are quick to point out that the chocolate particles are 80-300 microns, and thus too large to enter the lungs.

Most recently, Le Whif (http://www.jonpankhurst.co.uk/le-whif.html) was introduced to the US market in May during the All Candy Expo in Chicago. It immediately caught the attention of attendees, and within just a few hours, all samples had been taken. Just days later, Le Whif turned heads again, this time at the Cannes Film Festival.

In addition, Le Whif has caught the attention of mainstream media across the globe. In the US, it has been covered by the likes of Fox News, the Chicago Tribune, and the New York Post. It's also made headlines in various other areas, such as in the UK where it's been featured in the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph, and The Sun.

Le Whif creator Edwards first attained notoriety when he developed an inhaler for the delivery of insulin. He used much of that same technology when masterminding his current venture. He says the idea of a chocolate mouth spray was borne from a desire to revolutionize the way people eat and to allow them to "rediscover the act of eating."

He says, "Over the centuries we've been eating smaller and smaller quantities at shorter and shorter intervals. It seemed to us that eating was tending toward breathing, so, with a mix of culinary art and aerosol science, we've helped move eating habits to their logical conclusion. We call it whiffing."

Currently, Le Whif is available for purchase online from LeLabo shop. It comes with a choice of four flavors (original, raspberry, mint, or mango) and is priced at $2 per canister or $12.95 for a pack of six. The makers of Le Whif report that they had already been receiving orders even before the product's official April 29th launch.

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