Bahlsen
We stock Bahlsen because the chocolate comes as a proper tablet, not a thin coating. Choco Leibniz sets the Hannover butter biscuit into milk, dark, orange or caramel chocolate, and PiCK UP puts a slab of milk chocolate between two crisp biscuits. One Choco Leibniz with a strong cup after dinner is a finished thing.
We stock Bahlsen because the chocolate comes as a proper tablet, not a thin coating. Choco Leibniz sets the Hannover butter biscuit into milk, dark, orange or caramel chocolate, and PiCK UP puts a slab of milk chocolate between two crisp biscuits. One Choco Leibniz with a strong cup after dinner is a finished thing.
About Bahlsen
Bahlsen is the Hannover biscuit house that began on 1 July 1889, when Hermann Bahlsen took over a small factory making English-style cakes and biscuits. The idea came from England, and the first biscuit was even sold as Cakes until Bahlsen coined the German word Keks in 1911. The LEIBNIZ butter biscuit arrived in 1891, named after Hannover's Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.
After dinner more than elevenses: one Choco Leibniz with a strong cup is a finished thing. The dark wants an Assam with the body to meet it; the orange wants Earl Grey, bergamot and citrus pulling the same way. PiCK UP is the lunchbox bar, and better with coffee than tea.
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Bahlsen PiCK UP! Minis Milk Chocolate Biscuit Bars is the small version of the German biscuit bar that puts its chocolate in the middle rather than on the outside, ten wrapped mini…
Bahlsen PiCK UP! Salted Caramel Biscuit Bars is the grown-up member of a lunchbox range, a salted caramel centre held between two dry biscuits rather than coated on the outside, picked into…
Bahlsen Pick Up! is a milk chocolate slab held between two thin biscuit halves, five bars to the pack at twenty-eight grams each, every one individually wrapped, picked into the teas.co.uk curator…
Bahlsen Pick Up! Choco & Milk is the all-chocolate version of the Pick Up! bar, a cocoa biscuit either side of the same milk chocolate slab, five sealed bars to the pack…
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Bahlsen is the Hannover biscuit house that began on 1 July 1889, when Hermann Bahlsen took over a small factory making English-style cakes and biscuits. The idea came from England, and the first biscuit was even sold as Cakes until Bahlsen coined the German word Keks in 1911. The LEIBNIZ butter biscuit arrived in 1891, named after Hannover's Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.
