RAWLINS — If you thought the Dubai chocolate fad had passed because social media posts about the viral treat have finally died down to a trickle, you’re just not looking in the right places.

The trend has gone mainstream in a big — and very pricey — way.

Dubai chocolate is popping up everywhere, even at convenience stores all over the Cowboy State, where they’re selling for $25 or more for just one of the oversized candy bars.

Savvy shoppers who think they might be able to try this trend and save a few bucks at a discount wholesaler like Costco will be disappointed.

The candy is even more expensive there, at $40 a pop.

The price itself triggers a bit of curiosity, even for those who haven’t paid much attention to the Dubai chocolate social media trend.

What on earth could make any ca

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