Terrys Chocolate Orange Advent Calendar
The Advent calendar with the iconic orange chocolate.
Are you a fan of English sweets? Then Terry's orange milk chocolate is a must for a cosy evening on the couch. Because the English milk chocolate with orange oil is cult. It consists of an orange chocolate ball divided into 20 parts - similar to the segments of an orange.
Orange chocolate from Terry's: round & iconic
In England, there is a persistent rumour that at Christmas, one tenth of the English find Terry's orange-flavoured chocolate ball in their Christmas stocking. Traditionally, the British always tap the orange chocolate on a hard surface before unwrapping it to separate the individual "orange slices" from each other. "Whack and Unwrap" - "Tap it and unwrap it!" or "Don't tap it and unwrap it!" are therefore also the common marketing slogans that accompany the product. After the small procedure, the segments with orange structure melt on the tongue with pleasure.
Terry's Chocolate Orange Milk Chocolate was developed as early as 1932 in an Art Deco factory in York, England, by chemist Joseph Terry. He had originally developed a chocolate apple, but the popular orange quickly overtook the apple and production was finally discontinued in 1954. Today, in addition to the classic orange chocolate, Terry's also offers Chocolate Orange Bars, Orange Minis, a bag of smaller segments, or Orange White Eggs, a white version of the traditional milk chocolate in egg form, as spin-offs.
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Round, but not round for long - the bite-sized preparation for enjoying Terry's Orange Milk Chocolate is quick. Once plopped on the table, the bites can be eaten with relish. Order the Orange Milk Chocolate for your tea-time and experience the full-bodied taste. Would you like to try other varieties of British chocolate? Then you will find the famous Cadbury chocolate in addition to the Orange Milk Chocolate at British Shopping.
| Item weight: |
0,11 kg
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| Content: |
106,00 g
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