In an unlikely alliance, a pastry chef and a flutist have combined their skills for an incredible feat of engineering, and a tasty treat, to boot: a playable chocolate flute. Indian chef Vinesh Johny called his friend Los Angeles-born flutist Parth Chandiramani when inspiration struck him ahead of World Chocolate Day. “He called me and he said, ‘I’ve been watching some YouTube videos of flute players, do you think we could make a flute out of chocolate entirely?'” Parth explained to The Epoch Times. “I knew at first thought that we could definitely get some kind of sound out of a chocolate pipe because the design allows that.” However, the 29-year-old flutist found that the main challenge lay in making a flute that was fully tuned. Parth, who was raised in Bengaluru, a state in southern India, has played the flute since the age of 6. Preferring to play a …