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∙ 11y agoYep!!! You can buy it at some Meijers, Krogers, or Walmarts :)
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How many types of Milka chocolate is there?
Milka Alpine Milk Chocolate, Milka Chocolate with Nuts and Nugat, Milka Alpine Milk Creme Chocolate, Milka Milk Creme Chocolate , Milka Caramel chocolate Milka Cafe Creme Chocolate Milka chocolate in USA Milka chocolate is Kraft Foods' bestselling brand of milk chocolate. It is sold in bar form, in holiday shapes, and in a variety of specialty forms. The name "MILKA" consists of the words Milch and Kakao (Milk and Cacao in German). Milka is the leading European chocolate and one of Kraft's billion-dollar brands. Milka's unique lilac-colored packaging and the famous lilac cow symbolize its Alpine heritage http:/milkachocolate.com
Is milka chocolate Swiss?
Yes
Are Milka Chocolate products kosher?
No, it is not.
What is the most tasteiest chocolate bar?
Milka
Number of squares in 300 gram Milka chocolate?
newtest3
Where is Milka chocolate from?
You can buy Milka Chocolate online at the British Supersotre website. Brit-Superstore deals in chocolates and other food stuffs and also allows online purchases. It also offers delivery services.
Is milka chocolate gluten free?
Yes, it is. It tastes better than any other chocolate I've tasted too.
What is 1000K?
"1000K" is one million. "1K" is one thousand.
Who are Milka Chocolate's competitors?
me the oner of peters bar and grill and Kailies steak house
Why is the milka cow lilac?
Milka is a chocolate manufacturing company that originates in Switzerland. The Milka Cow is the symbol of this company. Lilac was chosen as the color for the Milka Cow because it was believed that this would get the attention of customers to purchase the company's products.
How did Milka chocolate got its name?
because its main ingredients are chocolate, and milk. mixed with cocoa liquor, xilotal and other nonsense ingredients.
What is a six letter food that starts with a letter M and goes with a 4 letter drink that ends with a S?
Milka's (chocolate)
