The original gap between the Toblerone triangles is restored
Makers of the Swiss chocolate bar, Toblerone, are to scrap its latest incarnation which saw wide gaps between its distinctive triangular chunks.
Photo: The New York Times
That version was introduced in 2016 to reduce its weight but drew criticism, with some likening it to a bike rack.
US-based Mondelez International said the new shape had not been a “perfect long-term answer” for its customers.
Now it plans to increase the current size from 150g to 200g and revert to making it in its traditional shape. (Rényi Pál Dániel, 444.hu, BBC)
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