Milka Alpine Milk Chocolate Bar

It was the advert which first got my attention, the one with the cows with weird animals strapped to them as though they were pretending to be chickens or tractors – what? However once the advert had finished denying that there are no cows in Switzerland and the cows had finished pretending not to be cows the advert revealed that it was selling Milka. This advert brought back memories of my young childhood where I used to call Milka my favourite ever chocolate, forget the flashy milky bars or chocolate buttons or the milkybar with its cowboy milkybar kid, I was devoted and in love with Milka ... more

This is really hard for me, but here goes. My name is Alyson and I am a chocoholic. Since I first sampled its’ delicious creamy and milky taste when I was a child I became hooked and without it I experience the shakes and cannot continue with my day. Okay, I’m acting the fool, but I absolutely love chocolate and whilst I don’t feel the need to eat this sweet stuff every day, as it would be no good for my figure, I often crave that gorgeous sweet and creamy taste, which is simply so very satisfying. My first experience with Milka was probably about 5 years ago when a friend returned from a ... more

The range of products that falls under the Milka name is huge. You can get Milka cake mixes, and Milka Swiss Rolls. There is a Milka chocolate spread, Milka hot chocolate and Milka biscuits. You can get Milka marshmallows, and, at Christmas, Milka tree decorations. One of the newest releases is a twin pack, where they seal the 100g into two packets, marking them “For you” and “For me”, “For inside” and “For outside” or “For today” and “For tomorrow”. Something I am just dying to try is the new Philadelphia with Milka – sounds kooky, but I’m sure it’ll be a hit. You can buy Milka t-shirts ... more

Milka Chocolate = = = = = = = = = Milka Chocolate is part of Kraft foods, whom are a well known company that provides a large range of chocolate brands such as Cadbury, Green & Blacks, Toblerone and more. Milka is the leading European chocolate and one of Kraft's billion dollar brands. The unique lilac coloured packaging and the cow symbolize the brand together which it's Alpine heritage. I first saw Milka in my local Woolworths store which is going back a good few years now. I noticed that Milka did a wide range of different chocolate products and different flavoured products. I don't see ... more

Milka is a chocolate brand under the Kraft Foods company. Milka Chocolate was introduced by the Suchard company which was taken over by Kraft in 1990. The chocolate is now produced in countries such as Germany and Poland. The products can be identified by a purple and white cow on the packaging. Milka Moo The Milka products are all based around milk chocolate. Whilst the bulk of the chocolate is formed in big bars, they also produce Santa Clause and Bunny Shaped chocolates for seasonal purchasing. The chocolate bars can be purchased in small, one person sizes or the most common size is a 100g ... more