Food and type poster prompt

Create a premium editorial food poster for "Kernel" where real a dark chocolate bar physically interacts with and reshapes oversized typography. HEADLINE: one word, "SNAP", in bold black heavy grotesk sans, filling most of the width. INTERACTION: Snap. Treat food and letters as objects in the same physical world: the interaction visibly alters the structure or surface of the letterforms through believable physics. Twist: long food elements wrap around and pass in front of and behind selected strokes, tightening and pulling them. Snap: the food fractures along a clear force line and the type breaks along the same axis with small structural offsets. Drip: a real liquid or glaze flows over the letters and replaces parts of the geometric type with edible material. Peel: a letter's surface is physically removed to reveal a different edible material underneath, the peeled layer still connected and curling away. One mechanism only; untouched parts of the type stay clean, hard and readable. No liquify effects, no decorative overlap, no generic 3D lettering, no floating pieces. LAYOUT: broken editorial grid, strong scale contrast, asymmetric placement, information at the edges, large negative space. Small annotations set in a high-contrast editorial serif or italic: product name "72 % Single Origin", price "4.5", ingredients "cocoa, cane sugar, sea salt", opening hours "9 to 18", address "Mill Lane 12". No menu rows, no divider lines, no boxed prices, no bottom info bar. PALETTE: warm cream or ivory paper, black typography, natural food colors, one accent #7B3F00. SURFACE: photorealistic food materials with natural highlights, shadows and texture; no CGI, no plastic look, no polished commercial render. The first glance shows the food and the headline; the second glance shows how the food changed the letters. No watermark, no logo, no other text.