Toblerone is a nice chocolate bar with a unique design. It’s design and packaging was the attraction that made me buy the chocolate in the first place. This Swiss chocolate is not just attractive, but frantically toothsome by its taste.
It comes along is a nice yellowish-beige fine cardboard pack that’s in the shape of a triangle, with the name of the chocolate written in red. This is more like a gift wrapping. On unwrapping the box, you will find the chocolate in silver-colored aluminum foil. Further unwrapping reveals the mouthwatering bar in the shape of triangular pyramids.
I prefer to gulp one pyramid in a go. Its basic ingredients are nougat, almonds, honey and milky chocolate, of course. I haven’t really found all its variants in India, but there are others, few of which I have tried while I was out of the country:
> Tobble
> Honeycomb crisp
> Fruit and nut
> Filled editions
> Snowtop
> White chocolate
> Plain chocolate
> Crunchy Salted Almond
> One by one
> Berner