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Lisa Moore7 Lisa Moore7 Member
35 messages
joined Feb 2007
#61 ·
Forget industrial candy, I’ll kill for some Mozart Balls. When I'm craving milky stuff, I go for Dorina orange or white Ritter Sport with hazelnuts (not usually a white chocolate guy though). For ice cream—Sunny, King peanut, or Queen cream with cherry. Biscuits—Manner round wafers and Hershey's Lili cookies. Then finish it all off with some Campino orange candies.

But the true king of sweets? Hershey's Cake. This orange one is killer, but honestly, as long as it's the cake, I'm good. Don't know what kind of drugs they put in there... but man, it hits different.
rapidseal81 rapidseal81 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2008
#62 ·
Ferrero Rocher is hands down the king of them all, though there’s nothing wrong with the rest: Raffaello, Twix, Snickers, Kinder Bueno, Kinder Pingui, Kinder Milch Schnitte, Toffifee, Mon Cheri...
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#63 ·
Everything is so tasty, but man, they always give me such bad breath afterward.😬
I’m a huge fan of dark chocolate; I usually find myself reaching for Lindt or Frey. 😍
I am absolutely obsessed with marzipan in any form—give me those Mozart Balls, the Ritter Sport marzipan bars, or even those little gold-wrapped marzipan sticks...

When it comes to ice cream, I love anything from the Orient line, especially the Pozdrav s juga flavor.🙂 For store-bought stuff, I’m all about those mixes with forest fruits, yogurt, vanilla, or chocolate...
I’m actually not a big fan of peanuts on their own, but I'll take them if they're mixed into chocolate or an ice cream like a Snickers.😁There were so many varieties I used to love that Nestlé just pulled from the shelves, so I won't even list them because thinking about it just makes me bummed out. Oh why, but why. 😢
Ice cream is pretty much my ultimate sweet treat, and when a craving really hits, I can easily polish off an entire carton by myself.😳😬
Sophia Scott5 Sophia Scott5 Member
27 messages
joined May 2008
#64 ·
Matthew Walker65 said:Chocolate, cookies, candies, cakes, pastries... tell me what your absolute favorite sweet treat is and how you feel when you're finally getting a taste of it.😁... For me, it’s a toss-up between Ferrero Rocher and a piece of Milka loaded with whole hazelnuts... mmmmmm... just imagine if a Ferrero Rocher were the size of a football... man, that would be pure indulgence.😁...

Guilty as charged. I've got a bit of a thing for sweets. 😁

Lisa Moore7, if I were you, I'd swap out the Manner for the red Loacker. Honestly, best thing I've ever had. Manner is way too sugary—those red Loacker ones are just spot on.
Sophia Scott5 Sophia Scott5 Member
27 messages
joined May 2008
#65 ·
Henry Miller2 said:Everything is so tasty, but man, they always give me such bad breath afterward.😬
I’m a huge fan of dark chocolate; I usually find myself reaching for Lindt or Frey. 😍
I am absolutely obsessed with marzipan in any form—give me those Mozart Balls, the Ritter Sport marzipan bars, or even those little gold-wrapped marzipan sticks...

When it comes to ice cream, I love anything from the Orient line, especially the Pozdrav s juga flavor.🙂 For store-bought stuff, I’m all about those mixes with forest fruits, yogurt, vanilla, or chocolate...
I’m actually not a big fan of peanuts on their own, but I'll take them if they're mixed into chocolate or an ice cream like a Snickers.😁There were so many varieties I used to love that Nestlé just pulled from the shelves, so I won't even list them because thinking about it just makes me bummed out. Oh why, but why. 😢
Ice cream is pretty much my ultimate sweet treat, and when a craving really hits, I can easily polish off an entire carton by myself.😳😬

Yeah, totally... those little treats from the Orient line are actually pretty solid... 😁
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#66 ·
Sophia Scott5 said:Yeah, totally... those little treats from the Orient line are actually pretty solid... 😁

They really are. Honestly, they're the best.😁

Those Loacker wafers are also absolutely phenomenal.🙏

I totally forgot to mention that I’m also a big fan of various whole grain cookies—especially the chocolate chip ones, and that Milka variety with cookies, hazelnuts/raisins, and marzipan. Those three are basically my only go-tos; everything else from Milka is just way too sweet for me.😁
Sophia Scott5 Sophia Scott5 Member
27 messages
joined May 2008
#67 ·
Henry Miller2 said:They really are. Honestly, they're the best.😁

Those Loacker wafers are also absolutely phenomenal.🙏

I totally forgot to mention that I’m also a big fan of various whole grain cookies—especially the chocolate chip ones, and that Milka variety with cookies, hazelnuts/raisins, and marzipan. Those three are basically my only go-tos; everything else from Milka is just way too sweet for me.😁

They aren't exactly phenomenal—more like... well, just okay. Flawless. 😉

Henry Miller2 said:They really are. Honestly, they're the best.😁

Those Loacker wafers are also absolutely phenomenal.🙏

I totally forgot to mention that I’m also a big fan of various whole grain cookies—especially the chocolate chip ones, and that Milka variety with cookies, hazelnuts/raisins, and marzipan. Those three are basically my only go-tos; everything else from Milka is just way too sweet for me.😁

I can't stand raisins... but does anyone know if there's any Milka marzipan around?
Honestly, the best Milka bar I ever had was that limited edition one from last Christmas—you know, the one with the cinnamon and some kind of plum jam filling? They pulled it from the shelves right after the holidays... such a massive letdown. Seriously, why do they always do that? 🤷
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#68 ·
Sophia Scott5 said:They aren't exactly phenomenal—more like... well, just okay. Flawless. 😉

I can't stand raisins... but does anyone know if there's any Milka marzipan around?
Honestly, the best Milka bar I ever had was that limited edition one from last Christmas—you know, the one with the cinnamon and some kind of plum jam filling? They pulled it from the shelves right after the holidays... such a massive letdown. Seriously, why do they always do that? 🤷

I actually love the raisin ones when I'm craving something super sweet🙂. Usually, they're a bit much and most people aren't really into them😳.

There used to be a Milka marzipan version, but it vanished just like that "Christmas" one. They released a few other seasonal versions too, but I never saw them again once the holidays passed. That plum jam one was seriously top-tier. 🙏
It drives me crazy when they discontinue stuff like that; I deal with the exact same thing with makeup brands.😠

I guess sales didn't hit their targets, or maybe some product lines are just destined to be "one-season wonders" from the jump.😢
Matthew Walker65 Matthew Walker65 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2015
#69 ·
just so we don't lose track of the essentials:

- Knoppers
- Hanuta
- Manner tortchen
- Snickers
- Giotto
😁
George Jones George Jones Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2008
#70 ·
Just thinking about chocolate: s: s: s:
Those Mozart Balls.......
Toblerone
After Eight

And all that marzipan stuff s: s: s:
Everyone seems to love Milka, but if you ask me, it’s just way too sweet.........
Lisa Moore7 Lisa Moore7 Member
35 messages
joined Feb 2007
#71 ·
For me, nothing beats the Milka with yogurt and cornflakes...
James Flores28 James Flores28 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2008
#72 ·
Not a single soul has even mentioned the Bajadera. Honestly, I’m disappointed in all of you.
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#73 ·
James Flores28 said:Not a single soul has even mentioned the Bajadera. Honestly, I’m disappointed in all of you.

Clearly, we aren't exactly acting like patriots when it comes to sweets.😬😳

I actually think Bajadera is pretty good, just a little too sweet for my taste. If I really had to pick a local favorite, I’d go with Griott😁 any day. Honestly, whenever I’ve brought some of our chocolates over to friends abroad as gifts, everyone was obsessed—especially with the Bajadera and the Griott😁.
Daniel Wood9 Daniel Wood9 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Jan 2010
#74 ·
Bajadera is legitimately high-class stuff. Maybe they’re a little extra, but honestly, that’s kind of the whole point—it’s a sophisticated treat, so you aren't supposed to just inhale them by the handful. Like, have one or two with your coffee. Though, let’s be real, I could definitely go overboard with them 😉.

Someone brought up Hershey's Cakes, and man, those are hands down my absolute favorite snack! But—just like pretty much everything great in life—you gotta watch out. If they aren't super fresh and crunchy, they basically just turn into some mediocre wafer, but when they're fresh? Absolute perfection!😍
James Flores28 James Flores28 Newcomer
4 messages
joined May 2008
#75 ·
Henry Miller2 said:Clearly, we aren't exactly acting like patriots when it comes to sweets.😬😳

I actually think Bajadera is pretty good, just a little too sweet for my taste. If I really had to pick a local favorite, I’d go with Griott😁 any day. Honestly, whenever I’ve brought some of our chocolates over to friends abroad as gifts, everyone was obsessed—especially with the Bajadera and the Griott😁.

Look, I get it—Bajadera might not be top-tier for everyone, but for nobody to even mention it at all? That’s a bit much.😲
For me, those Mozart Balls used to be the gold standard, though they lost their charm ages ago. When Milky Way hit the scene, it was excellent; I think we tend to respond best to fresh flavors. There was actually a period where I was basically high on Milka Nut nougat. Some people might find it cloying, but for me, it was pure ecstasy.
But yes, if you're asking whether domestic sweets are underrated, the answer is an absolute yes.
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#76 ·
James Flores28 said:Look, I get it—Bajadera might not be top-tier for everyone, but for nobody to even mention it at all? That’s a bit much.😲
For me, those Mozart Balls used to be the gold standard, though they lost their charm ages ago. When Milky Way hit the scene, it was excellent; I think we tend to respond best to fresh flavors. There was actually a period where I was basically high on Milka Nut nougat. Some people might find it cloying, but for me, it was pure ecstasy.
But yes, if you're asking whether domestic sweets are underrated, the answer is an absolute yes.

😁
True, though there are exceptions.😁
My mom, for instance, always picks up our local sweets whenever she goes over to visit friends. The reality is that most people just overlook our homegrown stuff—which is exactly why that "Buy American" campaign exists. A lot of folks act like Milka is the only name that matters, but we definitely have some solid chocolates in that same league.
If I'm going to grab chocolate, I'd much rather pick something high-quality than just settle for Milka.😁
James Flores28 James Flores28 Newcomer
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joined May 2008
#77 ·
Henry Miller2 said:😁
True, though there are exceptions.😁
My mom, for instance, always picks up our local sweets whenever she goes over to visit friends. The reality is that most people just overlook our homegrown stuff—which is exactly why that "Buy American" campaign exists. A lot of folks act like Milka is the only name that matters, but we definitely have some solid chocolates in that same league.
If I'm going to grab chocolate, I'd much rather pick something high-quality than just settle for Milka.😁

Props to your mom!
Our rice-based chocolates are superior to anything else out there—especially compared to those half-baked products from Bali and places like that.
Henry Miller2 Henry Miller2 Member
22 messages
joined Sep 2008
#78 ·
James Flores28 said:Props to your mom!
Our rice-based chocolates are superior to anything else out there—especially compared to those half-baked products from Bali and places like that.

😳

We’re constantly buying our rice chocolate—usually the Mikado kind.🙏🙏🙏
I totally forgot to add it to the grocery list. I don't eat it all that often, but it's really good.😁
driftingmarlin10 driftingmarlin10 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Sep 2010
#79 ·
Lately, Hanuta has been my absolute number one.
I’m a huge fan of Kinder Bueno and Double. For me, nothing beats that specific combo of chocolate, hazelnut, and biscuit. 😁
Karen Reed3 Karen Reed3 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2008
#80 ·
Milka, Milka, Milka... and don't even get me started on that one with the little bubbles.

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