A woman has demonstrated how she thinks different chocolate bars would WALK.<br /><br />Jane McKennan, 65, entertains hundreds of thousands of people with her unique takes on how different inanimate objects would walk.<br /><br />In her latest video, Jane - who previously appeared on Britain's Got Talent to showcase her unique talent - shared how she thinks different Cadbury's Heroes would walk.<br /><br />Jane, a content creator, from Plymouth, Devon, said: "They're just random - it’s just what comes into my mind.<br /><br />"The Crunchie is like crunching down, the Fudge is always the last one left.<br /><br />"The Dairy Milk, I've done that one like it's very confident, the pic of the crop - I like Dairy Milk best.<br /><br />"The Twirl is just twirling."<br /><br />Jane - who posts on Tiktok as @the_devonmaid - has an album of videos showing how pasta, toiletries and kitchen utensils walk.<br /><br />Her most viral walking video - showing the pasta - got 23 million TikTok views as well as millions more on Instagram.<br /><br />She said: "My favourite way to walk is a Hobnob, a lemon is fun too.<br /><br />"You will obviously get people who don't like it, I am like Marmite - you either love me or hate me.<br /><br />"I just ignore that - as long as you are making people laugh."<br /><br />Her takes on how the chocolates would walk was described by one commenter as "all 100% correct and I can't explain why". <br /><br />Another added: "Why does this just make sense?"
