I know that fall is just around the corner, but still:
Since you are probably already preparing the Christmas chocolate, I wanted to ask you urgently for a favor: PLEASE, bring back the"Knisterschokolade"...!!! But it would also be great if the "bags" weren't so mini with this maxi price! :)
Looking forward to the Christmas crackling :p !
I know that fall is just around the corner, but still:
Since you are probably already preparing the Christmas chocolate, I wanted to ask you urgently for a favor: PLEASE, bring back the"Knisterschokolade"...!!! But it would also be great if the "bags" weren't so mini with this maxi price! :)
Looking forward to the Christmas crackling :p !
Guest
Hello Phalaenopsis
The term "Knisterschokolade" just made me grin ;) But can you describe the chocolate in a little more detail? Unfortunately, I don't know which one you mean and I'm not sure whether the product managers will recognize it immediately because of this term.
Kind regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello Phalaenopsis
The term "Knisterschokolade" just made me grin ;) But can you describe the chocolate in a little more detail? Unfortunately, I don't know which one you mean and I'm not sure whether the product managers will recognize it immediately because of this term.
Kind regards
Tanja
Hello Tanja,
I know that for Easter there are, or were, chocolate eggs with an effervescent powder inside.
When I ate it, the chocolate started to crackle in my mouth, just like the chewing gum in the bags with the Martian that used to be available in kiosks.
I wasn't even aware that there was anything similar at Christmas.
Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the Eili, although my godson was really keen on it that year?
Greetings from the Emperor
Guest
Hello young author
Your post is a long time ago, but I thought I'd write anyway.
The chocolate you are referring to still exists and is called Spruso. It's available as Croquette at Christmas and as Eili at Easter ;-)
Greetings
Esthi
Hello Tanja,
I know that for Easter there are, or were, chocolate eggs with an effervescent powder inside.
When I ate it, the chocolate started to crackle in my mouth, just like the chewing gum in the bags with the Martian that used to be available in kiosks.
I wasn't even aware that there was anything similar at Christmas.
Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the Eili, although my godson was really keen on it that year?
Greetings from the Emperor
Guest
Hello young author
Your post is a long time ago, but I thought I'd write anyway.
The chocolate you are referring to still exists and is called Spruso. It's available as Croquette at Christmas and as Eili at Easter ;-)
Greetings
Esthi
