Toblerone Chocolate

The triangular-shaped chocolate design is commonly believed to have been inspired by the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps, which is also featured in the logo of Toblerone Chocolate. In reality, Theodor created the triangular shape after he saw a group of dancers at the Folies Bergères create a Pyramid shape as the finale of the show. The name Toblerone is a portmanteau combining Tobler's name with the Italian word torrone which is a type of nougat). 

Toblerone Chocolate Flavours & Sizes

Toblerone Chocolate is available in various sizes including Tiny, Mini, 35 g, 50 g, 75 g, 100 g, 150 g, 360 g, 750 g and 4.5 kg. Following are the types and flavours of Toblerone chocolate:

1. Plain chocolate (yellow or black triangular box)

2. White chocolate (white triangular box)

3. Snowtop (white/silver triangular box)

4. Filled (blue triangular box)

5. OneByOne (individually wrapped triangular chunks)

6. Toblerone Pralines (single-peaked variant in beige packaging)

7. Fruit and Nut (half purple triangular cardboard box)

8. Honeycomb crisp (half white box with honeycomb pieces pictured on it)

9. Crunchy Salted Almond (with honey-almond nougat and salted caramelised almonds)

10. Berner Bär (500 g milk chocolate bar, with a relief portrait of the Bernese Bear and the Coat of arms of Bern on its face. The only non-triangular Toblerone.)

11. Toblerone Tobelle (thins in a beige triangular box)

12. Crispy Coconut (with honey-almond nougat and coconut)

Toblerone Chocolate Ingredients & Calories

Available worldwide in 122 countries, Toblerone chocolate bar is made out a multitude of high-quality ingredients. The ingredients include a mix of chocolate, honey, nougat and almonds that are also suitable for vegans or vegetarians.