Sweet of taste of freedom: Chocolate Berlin Wall destroyed
PARIS (AP) So this is what freedom tastes like. A French chocolate sculptor celebrated the 30th anniversary Saturday of the opening of the Berlin Wall by taking a hammer to a chocolate replica of the infamous barrier, distributing the sweet chunks to applauding bystanders. Patrick Roger said it felt "amazing to share the taste, the values and a certain wind of liberty. "Just as Berliners smashed chunks out of the concrete wall, Roger and an assistant attacked the replica with gusto. They a an...
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