Pack of 16 Milka Cake and Choc 175 g

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Since 2019 Milka has committed to sourcing the cocoa needed for chocolate production from the Cocoa Life sustainability programme, aiming to enhance the working and living conditions of cocoa farmers and promote the sustainable cultivation of high-quality cocoa. For over a century, Milka has delighted chocolate lovers around the world with its unique, creamy Alpine milk chocolate. Please always read the labels, warnings, and directions provided with the product before using or consuming a product.

WHEAT flour, glucose-fructose syrup, vegetable oils (palm, rapeseed), sugar, EGGS, Alpine milk chocolate chips 10. We and our partners also use cookies and data to manage the advertising shown on our services, including to personalise it and measure engagement. Wrapped in decorative ways, it’s proudly presented as a gift at these special occasions and because of its decadence, it’s more than just bread. In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer.Subscribe to our newsletter for free and be the first to know about our new updates, discounts and special offers. Share the joy with your loved ones or surprise them with this delightful multipack on special occasions. Each 175g sharing box contains individually wrapped cakes, perfect for sharing with loved ones or treating yourself on the go.

We use this data to help us to better understand our audiences and to improve and personalise your experience. When l opened one of the sealed foil with a slice of cake in it lt taste very European but l dislike the hard slices of hard rock like chocolate pieces in it (to me the chocolate is dry , hard and l spat this out) as the combination of the hard rock pieces of milk chocolates does not gel well with the soft cake taste. EGG white, sugar, cream (MILK), EGG yolk, Milka milk chocolate (11%) (sugar, cocoa butter, skimmed MILK powder, cocoa mass, sweet whey powder (from MILK), MILK fat, emulsifier (SOYA lecithin), flavouring), vegetable fat (palm, shea), HAZELNUTS (6,5%), ALMONDS (4,5%), vegetable oil (rapeseed), sunflower kernels, BUTTERMILK powder, sweet apricot kernels, fat-reduced cocoa powder, salt. See, in my culture for events such as weddings, baptisms, or engagements, especially in rural areas, women would bring cakes to each other in honor of the occasion. We reserve the right to ask you to send us reasonable evidence of any product affected by such issues.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Ingredients: MILK Chocolate from Alpine country 30% (sugar, cocoa butter, skimmed milk powder, cocoa paste, whey powder (milk), milkfat, emulsifiers (lecithin of SOJA, E476) Sugar, EGGS, stabilizer (glycerol), whey powder (MILK), icing sugar (sugar, potato starch), cocoa powder , Salt, flavorings (contains alcohol), acidity corrector (sodium citrate), acidifying agent (citric acid), emulsifier (E471 ), Dye (beta-carotene).

We take the utmost care to ensure that all information about the products displayed on our site is accurate. However, food products are constantly being improved so their ingredients and the other information we publish here, including details of their nutritional content and allergy advice, is liable to change. One of the most important rituals is the cutting of the bread, specially prepared and adorned with symbolic elements made from dough.Balkan countries are known for their hospitality after all, so it’s not surprising that some form of gift is usually being exchanged at one point or another. A Crunchy Digestive Biscuit Base Smothered in Secret Recipe Caramel Topped with Milk Chocolate Vermicelli.

If you fail to do so, we may have a right of action against you for compensation or to reduce the amount of any refund to you. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Finally, we top it all off with chopped hazelnuts and even more chocolate – not just any chocolate, but rich, creamy Milka Alpine milk chocolate.If you’re in Serbia and attending a Slava for example, in addition to all of these items, it’s also customary to take something “for the house”, usually a vase or decorative dish. For example, in my neck of the woods, it’s customary to take Turkish coffee and sugar for the hostess, a bottle of wine or liquor for the host, and if there are children in the house a chocolate bar for each child. Really helps out a single Dad of 2, kids still get good quality branded snacks, and keeps me away from resorting to food banks.