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Bahlsen shows how life’s sweetest moments deserve to be savoured

by Fiona Briggs
March 25, 2025
in Products
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BahlsenIn a world that often moves too fast, Bahlsen, the beloved family-owned biscuit maker, invites you to take a little moment for just you and your Bahlsen biscuits, whenever and wherever you choose to treat yourself. Whether it’s catching up with a friend over a cuppa or sinking into the sofa after a long day, whatever the occasion, Bahlsen is here to make those moments special

At Bahlsen, biscuits are more than just a treat—they are a love language. Whether shared or savoured solo, biscuit breaks should never be earned or reserved as a reward. They’re a little moment of indulgence and for over 130 years, the Bahlsen family has perfected the art of this: biscuits truly worth taking the time for.

Bahlsen offers a range of expertly crafted biscuits, from the iconic Choco Leibniz – Bahlsen’s signature biscuit set into smooth milk chocolate, with edges perfectly designed for nibbling, to melt-in-the mouth Messino Jaffa Cake, or the exquisite combination of wafer, praline and milk chocolate in our Ohne Gleichen.

The Bahlsen range:

Bahlsen Choco Leibniz Milk, £2.25: A crisp butter biscuit, squarely set into a milk chocolate tablet. Made with precision to ensure more chocolate than biscuit and give a satisfying ‘snap’. It’s a classic, framed with 46 perfectly formed ‘teeth’. 

Bahlsen Choco Leibniz Orange, £2.25: A tangy twist on the iconic biscuit. Bahlsen’s signature biscuit is squarely set into an orange-infused chocolate frame. The golden ratio of chocolate to biscuit for the perfect bite.

Bahlsen Choco Leibniz Dark, £2.25: A crisp butter biscuit, squarely set into a dark chocolate tablet. Made with precision to ensure more chocolate than biscuit and give a satisfying ‘snap’.  

Bahlsen Choco Leibniz Mint, £2.25: a crisp biscuit, dark chocolate with peppermint sugar pearl. Perfect for after dinner or when you just fancy a fresh take on our classic Choco Leibniz.

Bahlsen Choco Leibniz White, £2.25: A crisp butter biscuit, squarely set into a white chocolate tablet. Made with precision to ensure more chocolate than biscuit and give a satisfying ‘snap’. It’s a classic, framed with 46 perfectly formed ‘teeth’.

Bahlsen Ohne Gleichen Milk, £2.50: Each signature wafer of the Ohne Gleichen Milk is generously sandwiched with indulgent hazelnut praline, then set into a square of smooth milk chocolate.

Bahlsen Ohne Gleichen Dark, £2.50:  Smooth Hazelnut praline cream is sandwiched between two light and crisp wafers, then topped with a square of dark chocolate. Light, indulgent, and carefully considered from all angles.

Bahlsen Waffeletten Milk, £2.60: Delicate wafer-thin rolls, simply coated in milk chocolate. Made with precision and a gentle touch, it’s a crispy wafer indulgence. Perfect for the lightest bite.

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