Kinder Milch-Schnitte

Milch-Schnitte, branded as Kinder Milch-Schnitte in German-speaking countries, is a popular chilled dairy snack consisting of a milk-cream filling between two thin layers of cocoa sponge cake. Originally introduced in 1978 in Germany, it was the first product of its kind in the chilled snack segment and was marketed as a lighter alternative to traditional cakes and chocolate bars.

The brand is manufactured by Ferrero. While it was developed specifically for the German market by Ferrero Germany, the production is centered in large facilities such as the one in Stadtallendorf, Germany, though regional distribution and production may occur across Europe to ensure freshness for its short shelf-life nature.

Ferrero remains a family-owned multinational giant headquartered in Italy (now with its administrative base in Luxembourg). It is one of the world's largest confectionery companies, leading a portfolio that includes Nutella, Tic Tac, and the entire Kinder line. The brand's identity is deeply rooted in European snack culture, emphasizing 'fresh' ingredients like milk and honey.