The total solar eclipse is less than two weeks away, so of course Malley's Chocolates had to sweeten up the event with its "Eclipse Ahoy!" treats.
Malley’s President Mike Malley stopped by the News 5 studios Monday morning to share the special treats, which consist of: Chips Ahoy! Cookie covered with caramel, white chocolate on the bottom to represent the moon, and the top covered their burgundy dark chocolate and galaxy sprinkles.
Malley’s locations have plenty in stock, and they’re getting a very positive reception, Malley said. And like the eclipse, they won’t be around for long.
“This past weekend, I went to one of our stores where we were having the Easter Bunny there, and I saw the display, and it looked a little paltry, and I was like, ‘get some more cookies up there.’ And they were like, ‘Mike, people are coming in and buying 20 and 40 at a clip for their parties!’” Malley said.
Eclipsemania abounds
With the solar eclipse almost here, Northeast Ohio is witnessing a surge in Airbnb listings as visitors scramble for accommodations.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is showcasing a new exhibit just in time for the phenomenon.
With Medina being in the path of totality, Medina businessman Larry Johns is going galactic to share the experience and his unique collectibles with the community and the visitors expected to converge on the city.
For more eclipse news and events, check out our 2024 Solar Eclipse page.
