Chocolate Bars

The Lion Bar has been the vending-machine and corner-shop grab-bar across Europe for decades, recognized by its red-and-yellow wrapper before kids ...

In Ukraine, Lacmi is the everyday milk chocolate bar people grab off the corner-shop shelf without a second thought. Roshen makes this plain milk c...

In Austria and across Central Europe, a foil-wrapped Milka wafer is the go-to grab in the checkout line when the afternoon calls for a hit of choco...

Fruit-filled Milka bars line Central and Eastern European candy aisles as an everyday treat, and the raspberry version is a favorite for its bright...

This is the ice cream truck sandwich cookie every American kid remembers, vanilla squeezed between two soft chocolate wafers and gone before it can...

The Kidy chocolate bar is the small milky treat every Serbian kid remembers from the corner store checkout. This is a milk chocolate bar with added...

On a European corner-shop counter this is the bar reached for between classes, its crisp wafer and chewy caramel hidden under a coat of white choco...

In Mexican and Latin American kitchens this canned table cream is the everyday finish for a pot of beans or a bowl of fruit, richer than milk and a...

A bigger bag of M&M's milk chocolate is the classic movie-night or road-trip candy stash for American families. This is M&M'S Milk Chocolat...

The peanut butter M&M's bag is a familiar checkout-line grab for American shoppers craving a sweet-and-salty fix. This is M&M's Peanut Butt...

The little hexagonal tube of Smarties, its candy-shell rattle instantly recognizable, is a lunchbox staple across Northern Europe. This is Nestlé's...

The single-serve glass jar of Nutella, foil-topped and pocket-sized, is the classic hotel-breakfast or lunchbox portion across Europe. This is Ferr...

In Croatian corner shops the foil-wrapped Mikado bar is a familiar checkout-counter grab, the crackle of puffed rice audible before the wrapper is ...

In German households, a purple-wrapped bar of Milka is a pantry constant, and the Joghurt variety -- alpine milk chocolate wrapped around a creamy ...

German and Austrian shoppers reach for the lilac Milka wrapper on habit, and the deep-brown 'Zartherb' bar is the one dark-chocolate lovers pick ov...

In Serbian corner shops, the small foil-wrapped Štark bars racked by the register are the classic impulse buy from childhood. Štark Bananica Orange...

In Serbian corner stores, a foil-wrapped Galeb bar tucked into a school satchel was the treat kids traded at recess for something sweeter. Made by ...

Along the Adriatic coast and inland Serbian towns alike, Galeb bars line the checkout counters of small markets as an easy grab-and-go treat. Produ...

Generations of Serbian schoolchildren have known the plain Galeb milk cream bar as pocket money's simplest reward at the neighborhood kiosk. This P...

Summer visits to Serbian seaside towns often meant a stop at a corner shop for a fruit-filled Galeb bar to cool off with. Made by Pionir, this milk...

In Germany and Austria the lilac wrapper has needed no explaining since 1901, and the Triple bar is the one people open when a single kind of choco...

The Hauchzarte Herzen carton is a fixture of German Valentine's and Mother's Day - wafer-thin heart-shaped tablets in a flat gift box, bought on th...

Groovy Crunchy Brezel is Ritter's pretzel square, and in Swabia - pretzel country, and Ritter's own home ground - putting salted Brezel pieces into...

The Nussklasse bars are Ritter's whole-nut line - the ones a German shopper reaches for when the nut should be seen and heard, not just tasted. Rit...