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World's Largest Chocolate Fountain

Jean-Philippe Maury stands by his elaborate chocolate fountain at Jean Philippe Patisserie in the Bellagio. The 27-foot-tall fountain features three types of chocolate.

If you have ever had the privilege of dining in the Bellagio in Las Vegas, you might have got a glimpse of Jean-Philippe Maury's breathtaking 27-foot chocolate fountain.This taste bud tempting, 2100-pound behemoth circulates around 120 quarts of chocolate per minute. Just take a look at the videos and see if you can resist visiting the nearest vending machine for something sweet.

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