NORWOOD, NJ -- Just when it seemed like chocolate had officially run out of surprises and everyone was lining up for those tidy little bars sprinkled with exotic dust, Mindy’s Munchies gave it all a side-eye, shrugged, and did something completely uncalled for. The result? Dubai Delight. A limited-run treat that doesn’t behave. It’s chunky, cheeky, and squashes a riot of flavors into a sandwich-shaped creation that refuses to be taken too seriously.

This isn't the kind of chocolate you place gently on a saucer. It's the kind that gets stuck to your fingers, smudges your napkin, and leaves a trace of joy behind. Gooey in the middle, with a spicy wink and just enough crunch to make a mess, it demands a second bite before you’ve even processed the first.

“I saw all those spotless chocolate bars online and they just felt... polite,” says Mindy Mosca, the brilliant mind behind the treat.

“Pretty, yes. But like chocolate that apologizes for existing. I wanted the kind you giggle through, the kind you forget you already ate because your brain was too busy being happy.”

Dubai Delight Sandwich Treats are not here to impress your food snob friend. They’re unexpected. They crumble when they feel like it. They stretch, snap, melt, and sometimes stick to the wrapper just to keep things interesting. The original pistachio classic is still holding court, but now it’s rolling with two newcomers: Almond Butter and Date, and Cookie Butter. Each one is its own little experiment in what happens when you stop caring about what chocolate is “supposed” to be.

Nothing is consistent, and that’s kind of the point. One bite might take you to a sticky street market swirling with the scent of dates and cinnamon, the next might remind you of something you once had at a friend’s weird cousin’s wedding that you still think about.

“These are the chocolates you pretend you forgot at home, so you don’t have to share,” Mindy says, grinning like she absolutely does that herself. “They're rich, they’re slightly unhinged, and they will 100% haunt you if you give them away. Honestly? They taste better when eaten on the sly.”

Dubai Delight Sandwich Treats are available right now at Mindy’s Munchies shops in Norwood and Maine, or online if your couch is just too comfy to leave. No fancy boarding pass required.

You just need a sense of humor, a napkin, and absolutely no self-control.