What is the best chocolate in Switzerland?! | Die Straßen der Schweiz
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2023
- We've heard of Swiss Chocolate in the states, but we wanted to find out from the mouth of the Swiss what the best chocolate is. My teammate and I hit the streets of Switzerland to find out.
Trying out the different Swiss Chocolates
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Good to see you around man!
Oh No! You left us hanging! Now I’m so hungry for chocolate! Have a great week! ✌️👍🤓🍫
Frey - Milk Almond 😋
"Das ist Phillip" Silas always has to joke with the old lady! 🤣😂
oh guys you visited the most beautiful city in Switzerland, Lucerne. i love Cailler or Frey and if you have the coins läderach is supreme. if you guys stay longer in Switzerland and you like a guide for something who shows you around or takes you on amazing hikes feel free to send me a message, I am happy to show you our beautiful country. tschüss bis zum nechschtä mal. 😊✌
It seems like you've been to the most touristic place ever :D
like every swiss city :P but, this is lucern and probably even for here a touristy one
Sadly, Switzerland turns into a Disneyland for tourists...
He’s back baby !!!!
The man is back!
try läderach 🙌🏻
He Silas :P still alive...grüsse aus dem Süden Deutschlands :)...btw Lindt is pretty high up probaply even one of the best choclate on the planet.
3:05 He asked ,,Where do I have to look?,,.😂😂As a swiss and a Guards Fan i'm so excited for this season with you and J.R.🔥Question : Is this in Lucerne??!!
Oooooooh hahaha that makes sense.
Pro tip a good milk choclate has to start melting just from the heat of your hands.
Cailler, Lindt & Sprüngli, Toblerone!
Werw is the Toblerrone?
Hard question. There are so many good chocolatiers in Switzerland. Since you are in Lucerne you can easily travel to Ibach in canton Schwyz. There you will find Felchlin. Felchlin is a chocolate manufacture with a factory store which produce chocolate for Sprüngli and many more. There you can find one of the best chocolates in Switzerland. You can take the boat to Brunnen/SZ and then the bus to Ibach. There is a bus station right in front of the factory. Take the 502 or 508 bus from Brunnen See/Schiffstation and leave it at Ibach,Diesel station. Then walk 150m and you will find it. On Saturday it opens from 10:00 till 16:00 (4PM)
I hope you like it. BTW. I tried the Belgian chocolate and it is not as good as the ones from Felchlin.
What's the best chocolate out here?? Let us know!
Lindt is decent but Läderach was a great recommendation. Those prices tho 👀
Läderach and Lindt. Oh and I love Freia (Norwegian).
As a Swiss I say it´s definitely Läderach.
Frey is good
Swiss Military Chocolate for sure
omg as a german thats just too funny to watch :D:D
Cailler ❤
I asked myself what all our imports are doing during the week, now I know it🤣🤣🤣
Hi Silas.
Do you make more videos again?
Or was this a Exception?
Yes, I plan on making many more videos while I'm here.
Lindt❤️✨
Toblerone :)
Gailler crispy with cornflakes in it❤
Cailler, Lindt & Sprüngly, Toblerone,...
Awesome! Lindt is good (the darker ones are better), but ... as a nougat fan I'ld have to side with both of the "belgian guys".
😂
Die Toblerone ist die beste Schokolade in die Welt.
Das ist ein Baum🌳
Quick question: will you disappear again for months before posting a new video? Pls let us know in advance.
Hahaha... very valid question! No, not this time. I'm here in Switzerland and I don't have to run a company every day in the US. Therefore, I will have time to continue creating/posting.
Pick a less touristy spot next time?
I don't know what is the best chocolate in Switzerland, maybe Toblerone, but i know the best in the world: MILKA! It is a Swiss brand but made in Germany. The whole company is owned by Mondelez international (USA)
Milka is superior 🍫
I have to disagree on that one. I think Läderach and Lindt are tastier.
@@karli5883 das auch 😝
@@karli5883 Milka wird nicht nur in Deutschland produziert. Milka selbst gilt immernoch als eine Schweizer Marke.