Minor Premium Swiss Chocolate Bars - Crunchy Milk Chocolate Candy Bars with Roasted Hazelnuts - GMO-Free, Kosher for Passover OU - 22g Each - Bulk (Pack of 30)

I grew up in Switzerland and this chocolate used to be made in my hometown (the factory has since moved to a smaller town close by). Obviously I think it’s the best chocolate in the universe 😀 It’s deliciously creamy yet nutty; the hazelnut chips are a perfect addition to the milk chocolate that is sweet but not overly so. These are actually made in Switzerland, not like many of the other ‘Swiss chocolates’ (Nestle etc) that are made for the US market. I’m excited that I discovered these on Amazon, although I went through the entire pack in about a week and will definitely have to pace myself with the next order.

Swiss chocolate made in the US tastes different from Swiss chocolate made in Switzerland. This is real Swiss made chocolate. It is a little bit expensive but it is very smooth and worth the money.

The size, the packaging and most of all the chocolate quality are great.

As a Swiss, I know "Minörli" since I was a boy, still the same and extremely delicious. This is not a review about the product, it's about the price. A 50% price increase however insane. I think paid around $ 43.-- Dec 2024.

Yes, the chocolate bars taste good, are individually wrapped in different color wrappers but all the same inside. They are not very nutty and not too sweet but well balanced. They are good for espresso. However, they are not better than most chocolate bars. I wanted to try, paid $30+ and I thought it was so expensive. A few months later they are over $40. Definitely not worth $40. Not for me.

Love love that chocolate, taste better than Godiva chocolate .texture is very smooth & delicious . All 3 flavors were excellent . I had some friends over for dinner ( They keep Kosher) we served the chocolate as a dessert they went crazy over it. Definitely recommend it!

I LOVE this chocolate. Creamy milky and delicious! Yes,it's a bit expensive but it's cheaper than an airline ticket to Europe. Lol. Great stuff.

Being Swiss born and raised, I took my daughter to Switzerland the first time when she was 5. She got her foretaste of fine Swiss Minor chocolates. She’s asking me for them about once a year, every year, and she’s 35 now 😊 The excellent quality, sheerness and flavor will make you (apparently) crave them for a life time.