Milka Assortment of Alpine Milk Chocolate, Alpine Milk Chocolate with Strawberry Filling & Alpine Milk Chocolate with Hazelnut, 340 g

Milka is chocolate is just amazing!!...........I ate this chocolate for the first time and I like it very much.

nice chocolates only don't order them from Amazon and definitely not if you are staying in hot region.... my chocolates were in liquid form when I received them.....

This product from brand ‘Milka’ contains individually-wrapped chocolate ‘mini’ squares/rectangles, each with the ‘Milka’ logo embossed onto it. It is stated on the package that the product bag contains a total of 70 ‘minis’. However, I received a total of 74 ‘minis’. It might have happened by fluke, or be the case with product bags marked as ‘to be exported’ in their country of origin. The variants received are ‘Hazelnut’, ‘Strawberry’, and ‘Alpine Milk’.a) ‘Hazelnut’: I received a total of 24 ‘minis’ of this variant. ‘Milka’ chocolate is generally known for having an underlying ‘hazelnutty’ flavour. This variant further intensifies that flavour with the inclusion of coarsely chopped hazelnuts. They are not visible, but are felt when the chocolate is consumed. They provide for a ‘crunch’ factor and ensure textural contrast to the smooth chocolate. They might not be liked by people who cannot tolerate/digest nuts properly, or simply appreciate the ‘hazelnut’ flavour and not the actual nut. One must consume this ‘mini’ variant well within the expiry/best before period, for nuts tend to get rancid beyond a certain point in time. However, it shall certainly be enjoyed by people who love the chocolate-hazelnut flavour combination.b) ‘Strawberry’: I received a total of 25 ‘minis’ of this variant. It apparently does not include real strawberry fruit, but does capture the actual ‘tangy’ flavour of the fruit very well. Its flavour and texture is akin to that of strawberry fruit seeds, which is in contrast to the smooth and ‘milky’ flavour of the chocolate. The underlying ‘hazelnutty’ flavour of ‘Milka’ chocolate is overtaken in this variant. It is different and is certainly worth trying out, for it does not possess an artificial strawberry flavour: which tends to be the case otherwise with most of the commercial ‘strawberry’ products.c) ‘Alpine Milk’: I received a total of 25 ‘minis’ in this variant. It is one of the most popular flavours of ‘Milka’ sold in the world, and these ‘minis’ retain the flavour of the original large-sized bars. It is smooth and provides for a subtle ‘hazelnutty’ flavour, which certainly enhances its appeal to one and all. It also provides for a rich chocolatey mouthfeel, satisfying one’s chocolatey cravings easily when one or two ‘minis’ are consumed at a certain point in time.The ‘minis’ are of a good size, and the product appeals to differing taste sensibilities. They can be shared with family and friends.The sore point is the packaging of the ‘minis’. While each variant can be easily identified, they are difficult to open even with a pair of scissors. This is in contrast to the packaging of the large-sized ‘Milka’ bars, which are renowned for ‘peeling off’ easily for consumption whilst retaining product freshness. Hence, it must be improved upon.Overall, this product is worth the purchase.

The chocolates came all flattened like sticks because the vendor had either not sored or packaged them properly. Another similar box ordered from another vendor came absolutely intact. So the vendor in this case is not taking care.

Melted chocolates are a mood off. But it's taste is good.