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<\/a>In the thick of World War II, both the Axis and Allies were willing to try anything to turn the tides of that terrible conflict\u2014including death by chocolate. And we\u2019re not talking over-the-top dessert decadence here; we\u2019re talking about a bona fide killer candy bar. The Nazis actually attempted to assassinate Sir Winston Churchill by means of an exploding chocolate bar<\/a>. Hitler’s bomb-makers coated explosive devices with a thin disguise of dark chocolate and wrapped them in luxurious black and gold paper. Labeled \u201cPeters Chocolate,\u201d the deadly desserts were to be slipped into the dining room used by Churchill\u2019s War Cabinet, in hopes that the British leader would take a bite that would be his last. Fortunately for Churchill, MI5 agents headed off the plot, and the public was warned to steer clear of the tempting treats. Still, this spy story makes Wonka\u2019s perilous chocolate factory look like a carefree trip on the Good Ship Lollipop<\/a>.<\/p>\n