Will the chocolate rain in the town affect the travel of local residents?

It's an interesting question, we've seen a lot of rain, but have you ever seen chocolate? Surely not! On the morning of August 14, local time, a "chocolate rain" drifted in the sky of the small town of Olten in central Switzerland, leaving a thin layer of cocoa powder on the car, and local residents were stunned.

Subsequently, a local chocolate factory confirmed that the cooling and ventilation system of one of the company's roasted cocoa bean production lines was malfunctioning and offered to pay for any cleaning required. The company said that the cocoa powder is completely harmless to people and the environment, and the ventilation system has been repaired at the moment. This "chocolate rain" may cause some trouble for the locals for a short time, but the company is willing to pay for the cleaning, and overall it has not had too bad an impact on the local residents.

About Olten:

Olten is a city in northern Switzerland, on the banks of the Aare, southeast of Basel, with a population of 10,000, a bridge across the Aare (built in 1805), and an important railway junction with direct access to the Gotthard Pass, Lucerne, Geneva, Zurich, Bern and other places. At the same time, it is also an industrial center, with a large railway equipment manufacturing plant, as well as aluminum products, machinery, power equipment, automobile parts, metal products, shoemaking, textiles and other industries. Olten is the center of ancient Catholicism in Switzerland, with a magnificent episcopal church built in 1806.

About Swiss Chocolate:

Many people know about Swiss clocks and sabers, but there is also one thing that Switzerland is famous for, and that is chocolate. Switzerland has a wide variety of chocolates, and it is also moderate, making it perfect as a gift. Milk chocolate, which many people love to eat, was invented in Switzerland.

Because of the difficulty of regulating the temperature of milk, a great deal of research was carried out all over Europe, but it was unsuccessful, and later, the Swiss Danielle Peter invented the method of making it in 1875. Nowadays, there are many different types of chocolate in Switzerland, and there are many different flavors. <>

There is an impact, these are actually cocoa powder, it is a relatively fine kind, when residents go out, it will fall on the body, and because the person's body temperature melts quickly, the body will get dirty, and a lot of cocoa powder will fall on the car, which will block the view, and if you don't pay attention, you may have a car accident.

First of all, the color of the rain is not transparent, it is not suitable for some people to travel without an umbrella, because it will stain the clothes, and the ingredients in this rain, it is not neutral, and it may corrode with acidity**.

It did not have much impact on the travel of local residents, and it quickly disappeared due to the proper handling of the chemical plant.

Of course, it has an impact, such a chocolate rain can cause everyone's clothes to be unclean, and it may also be smashed, which is very dangerous.

Then, this matter must be very bad for children, some children are not familiar with very sensible, they think that the rain in the sky has a taste, as sweet as chocolate, if they think it is delicious, then they can't help it, eat a lot of chocolate, in fact, chocolate is too much, it is not very good for the human body, sweets are easy to make people fat, not to mention chocolate?

It is definitely not good for children to eat too much of these, and if it rains normally in the future, they may not be able to help but pick it up, but those normal rains cannot be eaten, so this is not particularly good for children.

Finally, the chocolate rain in the sky has a good effect on some adults, who are not like children, who can't control themselves, they may use some pots at home to pick up these chocolates, take them home, and then seal them with something and eat them slowly.

That's just my personal opinion, and that's about it.

Chocolate rain from the sky, it's really a long time to see, romantic and dreamy! As a foodie, I also want to live next to the chocolate factory, and when the chocolate rain comes, I take out all the buckets at home.

It may have an impact on the environment, and although the factory that caused the rain will be responsible for cleaning, it will still cause environmental pollution if it is not cleaned properly. In addition, the chocolate rain is very dreamy, children may not be able to help but taste it, the rain itself is not harmful, but it is harmful to the body if it comes into contact with the ground and then eaten by mistake.

I think this incident is very romantic, there are few such opportunities to meet the chocolate rain, the attitude of the chocolate factory is also very good, all the costs are borne by the factory, and tell everyone that it is non-toxic and harmless.

The chocolate rain in the town brought a lot of traffic**, and the town became popular overnight, and the chocolate company also paid for the cleaning costs, which was beneficial to the residents of the town!

Chocolate rain up and down town can cause panic among residents because they don't know what's going on.