Be prepared to control your temptation before you visit the world’s largest chocolate falls in Alaska. Gushing from a height of 20 feet, these falls circulate over 3000 pounds of heavenly chocolate every day. The attraction features a spectacular display of warm and smooth chocolate that sprouts from a fountainhead, gushing past bronze candy kettles that blend well with the luscious warm liquid. The display features 5 kettles that are mounted on a beautiful white twinkly wall with the help of a set of sticks. After passing through the maze of kettles the chocolate ultimately falls into a shimmering pool of chocolate. The swirling pool features an attractive shape that looks like a grill made of chocolate. Since the attraction is surrounded by rocks, it seems to represent an actual waterfall. A special warming and mixing system has also been installed to keep the liquid evenly heated. Built in 1994, this attraction was sponsored by Peter's Chocolate Division of Nestle Foods and Guittard Chocolate Company. Unfortunately, visitors are not allowed to taste the mouth-watering chocolate since the attraction is just for viewing. You must brace yourself to practice discipline before visiting this marvelous chocolate attraction that is sure to make you drool. 

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