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Frucht-Crisp-Mix

Handgeschöpft und frisch gebrochen Crispy, Erdbeer-Vollmilch, Blutorange-Brombeer

Strawberry

Summer equals strawberries. Meaning you can now catch a little summer by adding strawberry to your custom chocolate. The fruity red berries are ideal suppliers of vitamin C.

Blood Orange

The blood orange is a usually smaller type of orange, which ripens late (September-December on the northern hemisphere). Oranges provide lots of vitamin C. Despite its name, the blood orange is rather harmless: in fact it owes its name to the red, sweet and spicy flesh.

Cornflakes (organic)

Cornflakes with chocolate - when we were kids there couldn't be anything better. The best thing is how they softly crunch when we take a bite of cornflakes-enhanced chocolate. :-)

Hazelnuts, roasted

The hazel tree (actually a shrub) is a symbol of life and fertility, but also of good luck and fulfilling wishes. Consider yourself lucky, if you know what to add to your chocolate now. A combination with oriental honey is something for the sweet tooth, whereas Spelt pops are something more "wholesome" and sultanas are the ingredient of choice for a real classic blend.

Allergens : May contain traces of peanuts and nuts.

150g 15,74 USD

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Bananofruit

Weisse Schoggi, Papaya. Kiwi, Bio Bananen Chips

Banana chips

A dream in yellow, surrounded by the finest chocolate. Banana and chocolate is a classic. The yellow fruit is very popular not only among athletes, as it contains many important vitamins, minerals and fiber. If something that is this healthy also tastes so delicious, go for it.

Papaya

Still today, the true origin of the papaya is unclear. It is a fact though that the tropical papaya fruit gives a sweet exotic flavor of your chocolate. Did we mention that Papaya has a lot of vitamin C? Pretty convenient, don't you think?

Mango

The Mango - a rarity among fruit. And still, this representative of tropical rainforests just fits to chocolate and has become very popular indeed. Check it out!

Kiwifruit

Kiwifruit, the little green classic, came to Europe from New Zealand. Of course, we can recommend you to try the kiwifruit together with chocolate - this works far better than with a kiwi bird, which is also native to New Zealand.

100g 7,87 USD

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Blaunuss

Weisse Schoggi, Pecannüsse, Haselnusskerne, Blaumohn

Hazelnuts, roasted

The hazel tree (actually a shrub) is a symbol of life and fertility, but also of good luck and fulfilling wishes. Consider yourself lucky, if you know what to add to your chocolate now. A combination with oriental honey is something for the sweet tooth, whereas Spelt pops are something more "wholesome" and sultanas are the ingredient of choice for a real classic blend.

Allergens : May contain traces of peanuts and nuts.

Blue poppy

For thousands of years, poppy has been cultivated. The small seeds with a strong taste of nuts ripen in spherical capsule fruit. On your chocolate, blue poppy harmonizes beautifully with oriental honey or cinnamon.

Pecans, natural

Pecans originated in North America, more precisely from Texas and Arizona. No wonder that the pecan is the official state tree of the State of Texas. Tastewise the pecans, or hickories, remind a little of walnut, although they taste milder and sweeter. Originally you eat them naturally.

Allergens : Pecannüsse

100g 6,20 USD

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Blutorange-Brombeere

Handgeschöpft und frisch gebrochen Weisse Schoggi, Blutorange (Crisp), Brombeer (Crisp)

Blood Orange

The blood orange is a usually smaller type of orange, which ripens late (September-December on the northern hemisphere). Oranges provide lots of vitamin C. Despite its name, the blood orange is rather harmless: in fact it owes its name to the red, sweet and spicy flesh.

Blackberry (Crisp)

Small and thorny shrubs - we know blackberries from the woods and gardens. But together with chocolate, the fruit shows a far sweeter side. Depending on its kind, the blackberry is characterized by a slightly bitter note. There are several thousand sorts of blackberry throughout the world.

150g 7,28 USD

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Couverture dark

Original Swiss Grand Cru couverture from Felchlin.

300g 3,50 USD

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Couverture White

Original Swiss Lindt couverture.

300g 3,50 USD

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Couverture Whole Milk Chocolate

Original Swiss couverture from Carma.

300g 3,50 USD

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Crispy

Handgeschöpft und frisch gebrochen Vollmilchschoggi, Macadamianüsse, Haselnusskerne geröstet, Crispearls weiss

Hazelnuts, roasted

The hazel tree (actually a shrub) is a symbol of life and fertility, but also of good luck and fulfilling wishes. Consider yourself lucky, if you know what to add to your chocolate now. A combination with oriental honey is something for the sweet tooth, whereas Spelt pops are something more "wholesome" and sultanas are the ingredient of choice for a real classic blend.

Allergens : May contain traces of peanuts and nuts.

Macadamia nuts

She is truly the queen of nuts: The macadamia earned her noble title because of the difficulties farmers have to deal with when cultivating and processing her. But the fine taste of the protein-rich macadamia nut caused the global demand to rise steadily, so that the queen of nuts is quite expensive on the world market. She proves to be very elegant with white chocolate.