Unfortunately the chocolates I tried were just varieties of Kinder that I haven't found in the UK. But chocolate is still chocolate, even if I shop like I'm skint (used a British-ism there!).
Kinder Country
Purchased this from Penny Markt in Vienna and started eating it on the lonnnngg train ride from Vienna to Berlin via Nurnberg (Nuremburg). I took this picture, get it?! Get it?! Kinder Country with the German/Austrian countryside in the background?! Oh that's a knee slapper!
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ANYWAY, Kinder Country itself is your classic Kinder chocolate (milk chocolate outer with a white, milky inner), except it's laced with chunks of rice cake (you know, those Quaker rice cakes. Yea.). Personally, I think the rice cake chunks killed the feeling. Not very well-integrated and at times, just weird. Meh. Kinder chocolate still made me happy though!
I also want to note that it took me a little over 2 weeks to go through this 9er, and I was even sharing with my travel buddies. Yea, I'm pretty good at rationing chocolates. In fact, I ate two of these bad boys on the very last day because I was bored in Milan-Bergamo airport, and at Manchester airport while waiting for the bus.
Digressions, sigh.
Kinder/but originally Ferrero (methinks) Duplo
Acquired these in Rewe, a Penny Markt-esque store in Berlin and went halfsys with Ivy on this. They look like chocolate-covered logs with a wafer inside. Definitely some Nutella action going on. Wafer was not that wafer-y, but more chocolate-y. And sooo delicious. Duplos are awesome, and a cleaner eat than Kinder Buenos. Oh no, I think I might have a new favorite Kinder product...
Just did a Google search for an image and noticed that Duplos may also come in a form that looks A LOT like the Bueno. Hmms...
kinder = best brand for lay chocolate, ever.
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