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One of my sons had a birthday recently. As it is a tradition for him at school to give each pupil and the teachers a roll and a chocolate bar for a small snack on this occasion, I organized this for him.
As I know that he is particularly fond of white chocolate, I thought that this time I could also buy some white Branches. But I was all the more surprised to find that Migros doesn't have any! There are normal brown ones, black ones and ones with one-timezin. There is also a variety with cornflakes and, more recently, some with a milk or banana filling (current A vs B competition).
However, there is no branch with white chocolate! Why isn't there anything like this at Migros?
I do realize that white chocolate has a lower melting point than brown and black chocolate. Is this perhaps the reason why Frey doesn't have such a branch bar?
PS: Supposedly this is not available from other manufacturers either? The fact that white Toblerone, Risoletto Blanco and, more recently, a white version of Twix (Twix White) are also available proves that it would be possible to manufacture such a product.
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Hello@verchrimich
Thank you for your message. Personally, I was not aware that there are no white chocolate sticks - although I like white chocolate myself.
I would be happy to find out the reasons from the people responsible. I'm also very curious about it myself.
Of course, it could be that your son and I belong to a rare "species" that likes such sticks and the demand is otherwise too small.
I'll let you know as soon as I know more.
Best regards
Tanja