Goplana
Goplana began as a Poznań chocolate factory in 1911 and takes its name from the water nymph of Lake Gopło. We stock two of its Grześki wafer bars, one milk chocolate-coated with hazelnut cream and one chocolate-coated with cocoa cream, because Colian calls Grześki the country's most popular wafer and it is a different bar from anything else on our shelf.
Goplana began as a Poznań chocolate factory in 1911 and takes its name from the water nymph of Lake Gopło. We stock two of its Grześki wafer bars, one milk chocolate-coated with hazelnut cream and one chocolate-coated with cocoa cream, because Colian calls Grześki the country's most popular wafer and it is a different bar from anything else on our shelf.
About Goplana
Goplana is a Polish chocolate name with more than a century behind it. It began in Poznań in April 1911, when Janusz and Wiesława Wilkoński set up the Luna chocolate factory; after a brief spell as Gonda, the business took the Goplana name in 1913, after the water nymph of Lake Gopło, and grew from chocolate tablets into sweets, toffees and biscuits. Since 2004 it has belonged to Colian, the Polish family food company founded near Kalisz by Barbara and Jan Kolański in 1990 and based in Opatówek.
Grześki is a mid-afternoon bar: crisp, sweet and quick. A black tea with a slice of lemon keeps the sweetness in check; the hazelnut version also suits a milky English Breakfast, and the cocoa cream bar stands up to a filter coffee.
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Goplana is a Polish chocolate name with more than a century behind it. It began in Poznań in April 1911, when Janusz and Wiesława Wilkoński set up the Luna chocolate factory; after a brief spell as Gonda, the business took the Goplana name in 1913, after the water nymph of Lake Gopło, and grew from chocolate tablets into sweets, toffees and biscuits. Since 2004 it has belonged to Colian, the Polish family food company founded near Kalisz by Barbara and Jan Kolański in 1990 and based in Opatówek.
