Ritter Sport Sweet 'n Salty Duo Chocolate Bar

Ritter Sport is an iconic German chocolate brand established in 1912 within the Swabian town of Waldenbuch. The brand is famous for its unique square shape, which was invented in 1932 to fit into a sport jacket pocket without breaking.

Manufacturing remains primarily focused in Waldenbuch, Germany, where the company maintains a sustainable production process, including its own cocoa plantation 'El Cacao' in Nicaragua. Ownership is strictly private and family-led, currently held by Alfred Theodore Ritter and Marli Hoppe-Ritter, the grandchildren of the founders. The 'Sweet 'n Salty Duo' shown in the image is a modern variety that combines two different fillings—Caramel Crush and Big Brownie—within a single square bar, illustrating the brand's commitment to innovation within its traditional square format.