Guest
I have just been informed that the delicious Frey Schoggistängeli without milk (frey d'or noir), which are also suitable for vegans, have been withdrawn from the range. What a shame, as they really tasted great (and not just for vegans). For me, they are the best Schoggistängeli and are also ideal for Schoggigipfeli.
Migros, please reconsider - this is a real loss!
Guest
Hello Tasso
Thank you for your message. We're sorry to hear that one of your favorite products has disappeared from the Migros shelves. Sometimes we have to remove products from the range to make room for new, innovative products. However, I am happy to pass on your wish to reintroduce these Schoggistängeli.
Perhaps there are more fans of Frey d'or noir Schoggi here?
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Sorry Tanja, that's always the same saying when it comes to the question of why products disappear from the range.
I think it's mean that good products are disappearing. Black chocolate is much healthier, doesn't contain milk and so even people with milk allergies can enjoy it. It's terrible in this day and age that such products are simply being eliminated.
Guest
I also think it's a shame that this product has been discontinued. As I don't eat dairy products, there are now no more Schoggistängeli for me to buy in Migros. They were also VERY tasty and went down well with my friends.
Too bad Migros doesn't comment on this - always the same game with criticism. As with the justifications and always the same slogans. (Very noticeable with the blévitas regarding skimmed milk powder etc.)
Guest
Hello Schoggistängeli fans
Unfortunately, I don't have any good news for you. The Frey Schoggistängeli have actually been removed from the range due to insufficient demand and there are no plans to reintroduce them in the near future.
However, I have found a vegan alternative for you: http://goo.gl/sLCFV
Maybe you can try this chocolate. I'm curious to see if you like it.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
I also think it's a shame that these chocolate sticks are no longer available, especially as a lactose intolerant person who has to do without a lot of things, this product was a real ray of hope. In my opinion, Migros should be happy to remove the Aha milk chocolate from its range and bring back the Frey d`Or instead.
The other chocolate mentioned, made from 100% cocoa, is out of the question for me in terms of taste. But perhaps there will be enough Frey d`Or Noir friends to bring it back....
Yes, the milk chocolate should be a good thing, because it still has milk in it, which allergy sufferers can't eat.
However, they can eat hot chocolate.
It's a shame that dark chocolate in smaller portions is being taken out of the range. They don't come in the same selection as chocolate bars.
