Milka Triolade

Milka, a popular chocolate company created in 1901 in Austria, by Swiss chocolatier Philippe Suchard now owned by Kraft Foods, produces a LOT of different chocolate candy varieties of from the Milka brand. Thanks to the far more stringent food guidelines of the European union, their grocery store every day chocolate can be expected to far exceed any US drugstore offering. But today, we are checking out one specific Milka bar, the Triolade. Brought back from Germany by a co-worker, we sink our teeth into a triple threat of milk chocolate, white chocolate and dark chocolate.

Milka Triolade

Packaging
Clad in the signature lilac and purple colors of the Milka brand, the Triolade package requires little translation. The triple ribbon of chocolates winding together easily telegraph what this bar is all about.

Appearance
The pieces are broken up into right triangles of 1.5″x1.5″x2″. Chocolate math would say that a2+b2=c2, sure enough (1.5*2)+(1.5*2) = 6. Yep, the math checks out. So do the shiny chocolate and the neopolitan looking layers!

Taste
The chocolate is wonderfully firm, yet soft that when you bite, it comes off easily without crumbling. The three different chocolate styles are easily differentiated out, the creamy milk chocolate, the smooth white chocolate and the slight tang of a dark chocolate really makes this Triolade and chocolate candy you’ll want to eat triangle after triangle of. The chocolate coats the inside of your mouth, but doesn’t linger.

I wish I had about 8 more triangles of these!