Milka Choco Grains

Milka Choco Grains are a popular snack consisting of whole wheat biscuits topped with Alpine milk chocolate. The Milka brand has a heritage dating back to 1901 when it was first registered in Switzerland by Philippe Suchard. Its name is a combination of the German words for milk and cocoa (Milch and Kakao). For over a century, Milka has become iconic for its distinctive lilac packaging and the Simmental cow logo.

Today, the brand is part of the extensive snack portfolio of Mondelez International, which acquired the brand through its predecessor, Kraft Foods. While the chocolate originated in Switzerland, production for the European market is now distributed across several high-capacity facilities in Central and Eastern Europe. These specific oat and wheat-based biscuits are commonly manufactured in locations such as Poland or Hungary to serve the global market efficiently. Mondelez International continues to manage the brand as one of its multi-billion dollar 'power brands', focusing on the use of 100% Alpine milk for its chocolate components.