to make chocolate... with milk.The cow in the mountain pastures was present since the bar creation but it appeared in 1973 in the advertisements.Only in 1988 the whole image was built around the animal, the Alps and the famous lilac color. Like Toblerone, Milka now belongs to the giant ...
Toblerone now becomes available in bittersweet, dark chocolate variety. 1970 The Matterhorn, Switzerland’s highest and most famous mountain, appears on the packaging on the the two triangles at both ends. 2008 Toblerone celebrates its 100th anniversary. ...
Toblerone is to remove the Matterhorn mountain peak from its packaging when some of the chocolate's production is moved from Switzerland to Slovakia. The pyramid-shaped bar, which mirrors the Alpine peak, will undergo a labelling revamp and include its founder's signature, its maker said. US f...
There is a hidden bear in the Matterhorn mountain on the Toblerone logo, symbolizing Bern, the town of its origin.in chinese 三角巧克力（Toblerone）是瑞士卡夫食品公司生产的巧克力条。中文名字源于其特有的三角造型，象征瑞士阿尔卑斯山的马特洪峰。同时其黄色三棱柱的包装和经常在免税店出售的...
The designers Emil Bauman and Theodor Tobler created the logo with two main elements: a pyramid-like emblem depicting a mountain peak and the logotype of the brand name. The pyramid symbol hits two birds with one stone. One, it represents the chocolates they produce, and two, it’s a visu...
Though the precise story remains unknown, it is thought the celebrated Matterhorn mountain proved the inspiration for the distinctive triangular bars. Whatever the case, Theodor Tobler, a Swiss sweet shop owner in Bern, struck confectionery gold 111 years ago with his chocolate creation. ...
While indeed retaining the distinctive mountain-peaks shape, the newly configured bar leaves longer gaps between the elevated portions, rendering the overall look markedly different to the original bar. Several commentators on social media sites suggest a better alternative would...
Synonymous with airport duty-free and Christmas time, the Swiss chocolate bar Toblerone is an excellent example of how a company’s roots can be incorporated into its mark.
Removing the famous Swiss mountain from its packaging won’t stop the chocolate brand building a desirable brand image in today’s globalised age. Those Swiss bastards are at it again. Apparently, they have told confectionery giant Mondelēz that it needs to remove the Matterhorn from the company...
Toblerone now becomes available in bittersweet, dark chocolate variety. 1970 The Matterhorn, Switzerland’s highest and most famous mountain, appears on the packaging on the the two triangles at both ends. 2008 Toblerone celebrates its 100th anniversary. ...