Chocolate Bars

Toblerone's peaked triangular bar, created in Bern in 1908, is a fixture of Swiss train-station kiosks and airport duty-free shelves. This is Toble...

Millennium is one of the chocolate brands Ukrainians find in every supermarket aisle, and its Craft Series brought loaded, nut-studded bars into th...

Across Europe the Lion bar is the chunky kiosk bar grabbed at petrol stations and school tuck shops when a small chocolate will not do. This is Nes...

Pergalė, the Vilnius confectioner whose name means victory, makes the chocolate bars Lithuanians bring to name-day visits and set out with coffee f...

Jeżyki, the little chocolate-covered 'hedgehogs' with bumpy tops, have been a fixture of Polish kiosks, school lunchboxes and name-day coffee table...

Across Europe a big sharing bag of Mars minis is the standard office-desk and family-gathering bowl-filler, with everyone hunting for their favouri...

In Germany the Ritter Sport Haselnuss square, milk chocolate studded with chopped hazelnuts, is one of the classic flavours that fills the colourfu...

In Lithuania and the Baltic shops that stock it, a Taitau bar is a familiar everyday chocolate, and the Exclusive line is the one reached for when ...

Generations of children in Croatia and across the former Yugoslavia bought Kraš Animal Kingdom bars for the collectible animal pictures and glued t...

In Vilnius the Pergalė factory has been turning out chocolate since 1952, and a tablet of it is still the everyday thing a Lithuanian picks up on t...

In Austria and across Central Europe the flat Grazioso box is the chocolate kept within reach of the till, the one bought on the way to someone els...

Schogetten is the German chocolate that comes already broken into pieces, eighteen little blocks you can lift out one at a time without snapping a ...

Cadbury Eclairs are the British sweet-tin classic, a chewy caramel with a soft milk chocolate centre, the one grandparents keep in a coat pocket. T...

Monte D'Or bars sit by the till in the small shops of North Macedonia as the everyday something-sweet after lunch, snapped into squares and shared ...

On British newsagent shelves the purple Cadbury wrapper is the everyday chocolate, and the Oreo bar is its modern favorite. This is Cadbury Dairy M...

A jar of Nutella on the breakfast table is a household fixture that spread worldwide from Ferrero's kitchens. This is Nutella Hazelnut Spread with ...

Tiramisu is a favorite candy-bar flavor across Central Europe, and Grazioso turns it into a foil-wrapped chocolate bar rather than a spoon dessert....

For generations, kids have torn into foil-wrapped surprise eggs hoping for a toy hidden inside the chocolate shell. This is the Zaini Barbie Surpri...

In Polish sweet shops, a box of Jezyki biscuit fingers is the treat grabbed off the checkout rack without thinking twice. This is Goplana's Jezyki ...

Cadbury's orange-flavored Giant Buttons are a British sweet-shop staple, the kind of bag passed around at the cinema. This is Cadbury Dairy Milk Or...

The Rom bar is a Romanian childhood fixture, the dark chocolate everyone in Bucharest can name on sight. This is Rom Autentic 70% cacao dark chocol...

In Central European corner shops, the Milka-and-Oreo mashup bar is the shelf a chocoholic can't walk past. This is Milka's Oreo Sandwich milk choco...

Milka's purple wrapper and cherry-cream bar are a familiar sight on Central and Eastern European checkout shelves, unwrapped by kids after school f...

Snickers built its name as America's road-trip candy bar, and the ice-cream version brings that same peanut-caramel-nougat combo to the freezer ais...