Wawel Michałki z Wawelu Kokosowe

Wawel is one of the oldest and most renowned confectionery brands in Poland, with a history dating back to 1898 when Adam Piasecki founded a chocolate factory in Krakow. The 'Michałki' range is a cultural staple in Polish chocolate boxes, traditionally consisting of chocolate-coated candies with a rich peanut filling. This specific coconut (Kokosowe) variant offers a tropical twist on the classic recipe, featuring the signature chocolate coating over a dense coconut and nut center.

Today, Wawel SA is a publicly traded company on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. While it remains deeply rooted in Polish heritage and tradition, its majority ownership lies with the German confectionery group Hosta International. The company continues to manufacture its products in Poland, primarily at its production facility in Dobczyce, ensuring that the brand maintains its 'Made in Poland' identity while benefiting from international distribution and investment.