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.

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.

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.

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

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

The decadent Dubai strawberry cup takes the timeless pairing of fresh fruit and luxurious chocolate and make it a million times better, which I didn't think was possible. The internet is riddled with nonsense. In the case of the viral Dubai strawberry cups though, the internet was onto something.