If you've ever questioned the power of social media, Dubai chocolate is an example of why you shouldn't.

The unique candy bar gained fame on social media networks like TikTok and Instagram with millions upon millions of people thirsting to try its creative blend of spices and ingredients lending to a distinct flavor profile.

The social media trend was picked up on by a handful of local Maine spots, who found the demand to be more than they could handle.

Now, a grocery store chain is getting into the Dubai chocolate business and they're doing it with people's wallets in mind.

Trader Joe's in Portland, Maine, Stocks Up on Dubai Chocolate

Ever the opportunist, Trader Joe's announced that they would begin stocking Dubai chocolate bars at stores across the country by the beginning of June. Not only that, the venerable grocery store chain said they would sell the viral sensation for five times less than the original price.

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That means a wallet busting $25 candy bar would only cost you $5 at Trader Joe's. We called to confirm that the Portland, Maine, location would have them in stock and they will.

Some Trader Joe's Locations Have Sold Out of Dubai Chocolate in a Day

While some people in Maine may be a little slow to the take on Dubai chocolate, other parts of the country have treated the Trader Joe's announcement like it is a Black Friday deal.

Several Trader Joe's locations across the nation sold out of their entire stock of Dubai chocolate in less than a day. Trader Joe's admitted that they may have a difficult time keeping up with the demand in some parts of the country.

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