Chocolate iPad 2

Looking to get an iPad 2 but don't have all that cash to shell out? No problem.  This delicious and creative piece will have all of your friends talking about how unique and yummy your brand new white iPad is.  Create this masterpiece showcasing any of the hundreds of thousands of apps available, complete with front and rear facing chocolate cameras.

Learn how to create your very own chocolate iPad by following this simple instructable.

Please let me know what you think, any questions are welcomed.

Step 1: Ingredients and tools

I have simplified the necessary tools and materials needed to create this iPad, however you can be as intricate and advanced as you wish. 

Here is a list of the necessary items:
parchment paper
tape
flat surface (a large dish or sheet pan is great, this must be able to fit into the refrigerator)
zip top bag
pastry tip (optional)
paint brushes (very fine, cleaned and sanitized - chemical free)
melting chocolate (white and dark)

Comments

[dbenn123]

yum!!!

[Jessie Marie]

Such a neat idea!

[SageMinto]

This is such an amazing idea! SO creative! :D

[knexboy586]

CHOCOLATE {,'.,'}

[Beanie10]

This is great! I did something similar for the pie competition. Great minds think a like!

[XxXLovexKillsXSomehowxXx]

xD So... Epic somehow... xD

Me: *eats it, spits something out* Pfft! Ugh, there's a wire in mine...

Just a small sketch... :DDD

[ZombieMonster]

I will be gifting these to my teachers...

[stevequag]

I would love to see them when you have finished making them. Post a link!

[ZombieMonster]

ok, but I am now considering to do iPhones instead of iPads, I hope the instructable works (I think so...)

[stevequag]

iPhones will be great, they make more sense as an individual gift!

[mquagliotto]

Great job, a definite winner!!!!!!

[resonations]

This is awesome! To prevent the wrinkled finish from the parchment paper, you may be able to iron it for future projects. I iron my regular paper to get it crisp, I don't see why it wouldn't work for parchment. Alternately, I'd try broiling it for maybe ten seconds and then tapping it to get a level surface? I'm just nitpicking, as the level of detail on this is exquisite aready!

[stevequag]

good suggestions indeed... i made the mistake of putting the chocolate in the freezer because i was in a rush to see my creation, opps :) lesson learned

[aswern123]

Original sweets

[garrettg]

A++ i love the creativity

[kristylynn84]

i was going to do this, but i wanted to do it in color :) cute job~!

[stevequag]

I thought about color, however from experience not only does colored chocolate taste bad, but it also doesn't melt as well. I have however made color chocolate art that has looked very pleasing, give it a try sometime!

[kristylynn84]

i like the colored melts better than colored white chocolate. (like my instructable) i hate white chocolate, so the brains i made, make me want to barf LOL

[stevequag]

haha, well at least they look cool

[kelseymh]

On step 6, you've got two copies of the white chocolate piping bag. Just FYI :-)

[stevequag]

Thank you, I'm not sure if editing my instructable will kick me out of the contest or not so I'm going to have to leave it for now.

[kelseymh]

It won't. There is an explicit forum topic on this subject from Staff.

[stevequag]

do you by any chance know where the forum can be found?

[kelseymh]

http://www.instructables.com/community/Editing-entries-in-contests/

[kc0wir]

Wow... Well, there goes my shot at first prize. ;)

Seriously, well done. I might try making it!

[stevequag]

Thanks, I would love to see your creation once it is done!

[poofrabbit]

Ok, this is just plain funny! Nice job!

[tchitwood]

Great Instructable! Very well written :) and a cool idea! And yummy!

[samtulana]

Too big for me! I would prefer small chocolates iphone...

[kelseymh]

Outstanding project! And written up beautifully; thanks for sharing this with the rest of us :-)

[Biggsy]

This is brilliant... welldone :D