The Toblerone Truffles Box offers a new way to enjoy the legendary Swiss chocolate. These elegant truffles retain the Toblerone DNA with their characteristic angular triangular shape , while offering a unique taste experience: a slightly crunchy milk chocolate exterior that reveals a melting ganache center (40%) studded with honey and almond nougat pieces (4%).

In the mouth, the texture is remarkable: the chocolate shell yields to a velvety ganache that melts gradually, releasing the characteristic notes of Swiss honey and the subtle crunch of almonds . It's the very essence of Toblerone – that unique marriage of creamy milk chocolate and nougat – reinterpreted in a luxurious truffle format. The milk chocolate contains a minimum of 14% milk solids for optimal smoothness.

The elegant box contains approximately 20 truffles (27g = 3 pralines), presented in a case ideal for gifting or treating yourself. This gift size is perfect for holidays , birthdays , or as a gourmet treat for a Swiss chocolate lover. The packaging design incorporates the brand's iconic visual elements.

Tip : Let the truffles sit at room temperature for a few minutes before enjoying them so the center melts perfectly. They are a wonderful accompaniment to espresso or tea. Store the box in a cool, dry place (16-18°C) away from heat.

About the Toblerone brand : Toblerone was created in 1908 in Bern, Switzerland , by Theodor Tobler and his cousin Emil Baumann . After a trip to France where they discovered Montélimar nougat, they developed a unique recipe in Mrs. Tobler's kitchen, combining milk chocolate, nougat, honey, and almonds. The name "Toblerone" is a portmanteau of "Tobler" and "torrone" (nougat in Italian). The iconic triangular shape is inspired by the peaks of the Swiss Alps , particularly the Matterhorn . A bear hidden within the mountain logo refers to Bern, the "City of Bears." The recipe was patented on March 29, 1909. Now owned by Mondelēz International , Toblerone produces approximately 7 billion triangles per year . Made in the UK.