Daim chokoladebar

Daim is a popular Swedish chocolate bar introduced in the 1950s by the confectionery company Marabou. It features a crunchy almond caramel center coated in smooth milk chocolate. Over the years, Daim has become a beloved treat in many countries, known for its distinctive flavor and texture. In 1990, Marabou was acquired by Kraft Foods, which later became Mondelez International, a leading global snack and confectionery company headquartered in the United States. Today, Daim continues to be produced and enjoyed worldwide, maintaining its status as a classic confectionery item.