Milk chocolate with Stiftung Warentest: This manufacturer lived up to its name

on average, nine pounds of chocolate squashed every German in the year, but not every manufacturer offers genuine quality, such as the Stiftung Warentest had to say.

There are two kinds of people: those who back a whole chocolate bar at once triple and the single piece melt on your tongue. The enjoyment is not dependent on price, as a test by Stiftung Warentest.

Stiftung Warentest takes chocolate under the magnifying glass

Test the Stiftung Warentest 25 chocolate took a closer look at. Especially milk and full - milk chocolate have been tested, but it is also a cream chocolate. In the Test, the experts focused on the taste, harmful substances contained in it, the milk and cocoa content, , but also on the correct identification.

Among the tested producers, brands such as Milka, Merci, Ritter Sport, and co., but also discounters-chocolate has been tested. Of these, only 15 products were able to convince the testers and the quality rating of "good" . Nine sections with a satisfactory , one could even only to achieve the judgment "sufficient" .

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Stiftung Warentest: test winner is "The Good chocolate"

A brand can be accused of is definitely not a "misnomer". The test winner is "The Good chocolate" . For only a Euro you get a chocolate that could convince in all categories and the total judgement good (1.9) has been reached. Only the Declaration was devalued a bit. At number Two in the Swedish "Mjölk Choklad" of Marabou. On rank Three and Four, then two more well-known brands: Merci, with its "noble-cream Milk Chocolate" Milka with its "Alpine milk" to achieve a grade of good (2.0).

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Here to buy "The Good chocolate" and it is

The test winner of the "Plant for the planet" is manufactured in Switzerland. The manufacturer for the protection of the climate, and indicates that he invests in children and youth initiatives, climate neutral produced and Fairtrade cocoa and sugar used. The milk used comes from Switzerland. the "The Good chocolate" is at EDEKA, famila, Feneberg, Hieber, Kaufland, REWE and in the sky. "The Good, organic chocolate" from the same manufacturer you will find at Alnatura, Müller, dm, Rossmann and tegut.

Stiftung Warentest chocolate: An excerpt from the test results

brand

product

Medium price

overall verdict

Plant for the Planet

good chocolate

1,00 Euro

good (1.9)

Marabou

Mjölk Choklad King Size

2,79 Euro

good (2.0)

Merci

precious-cream Milk Chocolate

€ 1.30

good (2.0)

Milka

Alpine milk

1,00 Euro

good (2.0)

Aldi

Moser Roth premium milk

0,99 €

good (2.1)

Lidl Bio

Organic milk chocolate

$ 1.29

good (2,2)

Lindt

full-fat milk from the Alps, full of milk

$ 1.59

satisfactory (2,6)

Godiva

Milk Chocolate

€ 5.50

sufficient (3,6)

you can find the complete test results

This Test shows clearly that a good chocolate should not cost much. The cheapest product can be found on a back seat, but the winner of the test is 4.50 euros cheaper than the loser .

full-milk is by far the most popular type of Chocolate

the Stiftung Warentest, the full me-chocolate has made, not by chance, because when you handle the chocolate, the Germans are a little experiment: The most popular variety is by far full of milk . In a survey, this variant ended up with 47 percent to first place, such as the Association of the confectionery industry (BDSI) announced on Friday. Place Nougat (29.6 per cent), closely followed by a Bitter or bittersweet (28.5 percent) and white chocolate (28.1 percent) followed accordingly. In the survey, 1000 participants were able to cite the information according to several favorite places. Around a quarter of the respondents, therefore, stands on hazelnut (25.5 percent), and Marzipan-chocolate (24.2 percent). Behind chocolate with biscuit (22.3 percent), grape nuts (14.5 percent), chocolate with Toffee or caramel filling (12.9 percent), and peppermint-chocolate (12.2 percent). the varieties with spices such as Chili and pepper as well as fruit and alcoholic fillings, however, are "only for experts" , said the BDSI. According to the Association, each German consumes an average of just over nine kilos of chocolate in a year . The value was "for many years".

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