Born in 1908, Toblerone traces its roots back to Theodor Tobler in Switzerland. His name and "torrone," Italian for honey-almond nougat, merged to create the iconic brand we know today.
That distinctive triangular shape isn't random! Majestic Matterhorn, a Swiss mountain giant, inspired Toblerone's unique form, bringing a bit of Alpine beauty to every bite.
The original recipe is held closer than a yodeler's yodel! Only a handful know the blend of milk chocolate, honey, and almond nougat that makes Toblerone sing.
Don't be fooled by the classic! Dark chocolate, white chocolate, fruit & nut bursts, and limited-edition surprises – Toblerone has flavors for every chocolate craving.
Look closely! The Toblerone logo hides a bear, a nod to Bern, the "City of Bears." Keep your eyes peeled – you might see it winking from the mountain peak!
The packaging screams Toblerone! That iconic backdrop and individual triangles resembling a mini mountain range make it instantly recognizable, even on a blindfolded chocolate taste test.
World War II saw Toblerone in a new light. Specially designed to break and share easily, these chocolate bars provided wartime troops with a little taste of home amid the chaos.
From the Swiss Alps to the world's shelves, Toblerone's unique taste and iconic shape have won hearts (and taste buds) everywhere. Every bite is a testament to its enduring chocolatey legacy.