Imperial Tobacco Company (ITC) of India ltd has launched the world's most expensive chocolate which is being priced at a whooping Rs 4.3 lakh per kilogram. This chocolate has created a history by entering into the Guinness World Records.

Fabelle Exquisite Chocolates has created a history by entering into the Guinness World Records.

ITC broke record of La Madeline au Truffle — a rare French Perogord truffle that cost roughly Rs 18 k per piece.

Fabelle Exquisite Chocolates, a luxury chocolate brand from ITC ahs collaborated with Michelin Star Chef Philippe Conticini to create the Trinity - Truffles Extraordinaire range. These chocolates come in handmade wooden box which contains 15 truffles each weighing approximately 15 gms.

According to the company, the chocolates has some of the rarest ingredients in the world, along with the finest single-origin cocoas.

"Cocoa is at the centre of this creation. Different origins of cocoas are combined to give you the best experience," ITC Chief Operating Officer - Chocolates, Confectionary, Coffee and New Categories - Food Division Anuj Rustagi said in a press release.

"We at Fabelle are extremely happy for setting new benchmarks not just in the Indian luxury chocolate market but also now in the world with achieving the Guinness World Records feat," Rustagi added.

The wooden box contains three types of truffles named Creator, Nurturer and Destroyer.

The Creator Truffle has creamy Belgian white chocolate shells layered with three kinds of coconut layers.

The Nurturer Truffle has the base of a new type of chocolate made from a blend of Ghana dark chocolate and Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, which is reportedly one of the most expensive and sought-after coffees in the world.

The Destroyer Truffle, has a shell made of Venezuelan 72% dark chocolate and St Domingue dark chocolate, and has three layers.

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