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THE CRISP ONE – FOR IN BETWEEN

DER GROSSE BAUER “MUESLI” CHOCOLATE MUESLI

Whether as a wholesome breakfast or as a scrumptious snack on the go – for “Der große Bauer Muesli”, we only take the best ingredients like Bavarian milk, crisp cereals, and selected fruits for a full taste.

Yoghurt: 250g

Nutritional values
Average values	100g each
Calorific value (kcal / kJ)	111/465
Fat (g)	4,8
Total Fatty acids (g)	2,5
Carbohydrates (g)	13,6
Sugar (g)	11,6
Protein (g)	3,3
Salt (g)	0,04

GERMANY IS THE CHAMPION IN CHOCOLATE CONSUMPTION

EVERYONE LOVES CHOCOLATE!

Did you know that Germans are the world champions in chocolate consumption? Since 2004, Germany has held the top spot among chocolate eaters. With 11.5 kilograms per capita, Germans lead the world in annual chocolate consumption.

Even our great poets, like Goethe, were addicted to this sweet delight. Goethe never traveled without chocolate. If his staff couldn't procure cocoa, he would cancel the trip. Incidentally, the first chocolate bar was made in 1847 by the company Fry & Sons. From then on, this treat was not only drunk but also eaten.

CHOCOLATE IN SPACE

OR RATHER AS XOCÓLATL?

In the history of space travel, not only dogs, humans, and various equipment have found their way into space, but also chocolate. Specifically, it was chocolate candies that became a particularly popular space snack due to their hard shell, which can withstand a lot. The beloved sweet has been taken into the infinite expanse of space at least 130 times.

Incidentally, chocolate used to be consumed only as a drink. Among the Aztecs, what we eat today was called "Xocólatl" ("bitter water") and was drunk. Marie Antoinette was said to be the biggest fan of hot drinking chocolate. She loved not only the taste—chocolate was also considered an aphrodisiac at the court of Versailles.