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Forget whatever trendy,philosophy of eroticism plant-based food plan you've committed to for 2018 and behold this delightful discovery: a 2,000-piece bag of chocolate.

Reddit user Joycieejuice shared a photo of this astonishing TJ Maxx find, using her father for size comparison.

A large bag of dark chocolates my parents bought at TJ Maxx that has 2000 chocolates inside. (Next to my 5'7" dad). from mildlyinteresting

Naturally, we had to know more. So, we reached out to the folks at California chocolate company Chocxo who told us they made more than 2 million pieces of chocolate for their giant offerings. They even sent us a photo of the products lined up for shipping.

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Per the company's 2017 holiday gift guide, this gargantuan bag is more than 3 feet tall and costs $325.

But while the list price is a hefty chunk of cash to drop on chocolate, Joyceieejuice says her parents snagged the bag for a more reasonable $120.

As for what one does with 2,000 pieces of individually wrapped chocolates? Um, fondue party?

This article has been updated with a comment and photo from Chocxo.

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