Guest
Branchli used to be wrapped in silver aluminum paper with playing card motifs. These chocolate sticks with nut chips were delicious!
How about reintroducing them?
Dear Migros, which chocolate bar is the alternative?
Guest
Branchli used to be wrapped in silver aluminum paper with playing card motifs. These chocolate sticks with nut chips were delicious!
How about reintroducing them?
Dear Migros, which chocolate bar is the alternative?
Hello Renata.
We are still looking for an alternative for you with our chocolate specialists. As soon as we have found something, we will of course get in touch with you!
Best regards
Daniel, Migipedia team
Hello Renata.
We are still looking for an alternative for you with our chocolate specialists. As soon as we have found something, we will of course get in touch with you!
Best regards
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Daniel
Thank you very much, I'm already looking forward to it :-)
Guest
Who here still remembers these fine things?
Hi Renata
Your question reminded me that I still owe you an answer! Please excuse me. The packaging with the playing cards was a limited edition. But the branches inside are still the same, even today they are still sprinkled with nut flakes: http: //chocolatfrey.ch/de/produkte/branches.
Or were you referring to other Schoggistängeli?
Best regards,
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Migros-Daniel :-)
In the meantime I have tried the Classic-Branchlis and unfortunately they are not nearly as good as the Schoggistängeli I meant. I'll now try the "Bicolores", I still have some hope :-)
Hello Renata
Then of course we hope that the "Bicolores" taste really good to you!
En Guete and best regards,
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Migros-Daniel,
Unfortunately, these Schoggistängeli are also not the ones I meant from my childhood...
I also remember these Stängeli very well. I'll never forget the silver paper printed with Jass symbols. They were brilliantly good!
Guest
Cool, then I'm not the only one who remembers it! It's not cool that they're no longer available, is it Migros? Possible reintroduction planned? Would significantly improve my Jass round :-)
Oops, still no Jass-Branchlis in sight :-( Who remembers that?
Guest
Hello Daniel
Thank you very much, I'm already looking forward to it :-)
Guest
Who here still remembers these fine things?
Hi Renata
Your question reminded me that I still owe you an answer! Please excuse me. The packaging with the playing cards was a limited edition. But the branches inside are still the same, even today they are still sprinkled with nut flakes: http: //chocolatfrey.ch/de/produkte/branches.
Or were you referring to other Schoggistängeli?
Best regards,
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Migros-Daniel :-)
In the meantime I have tried the Classic-Branchlis and unfortunately they are not nearly as good as the Schoggistängeli I meant. I'll now try the "Bicolores", I still have some hope :-)
Hello Renata
Then of course we hope that the "Bicolores" taste really good to you!
En Guete and best regards,
Daniel, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Migros-Daniel,
Unfortunately, these Schoggistängeli are also not the ones I meant from my childhood...
I also remember these Stängeli very well. I'll never forget the silver paper printed with Jass symbols. They were brilliantly good!
Guest
Cool, then I'm not the only one who remembers it! It's not cool that they're no longer available, is it Migros? Possible reintroduction planned? Would significantly improve my Jass round :-)
Oops, still no Jass-Branchlis in sight :-( Who remembers that?
