Storck Knoppers Joghurt

Knoppers is a popular milk-hazelnut wafer snack that was first introduced in Germany in 1983. This specific variant shown in the image is the Joghurt (Yogurt) edition, which provides a tangy twist to the traditional creamy filling. The snack is characterized by its layering of crispy wafers, hazelnut cream, and milk or yogurt cream, often topped with a thin layer of cocoa.

The brand is owned and manufactured by August Storck KG, a major family-owned German confectionery company. Storck is well-known globally for other confectionery staples like Werther's Original, Toffifee, and Merci. Manufacturing is primarily centralized in Germany, particularly at their facilities in Halle (Westphalia) and Ohrdruf, from where products are exported to over 100 countries worldwide. The company remains under the private ownership of the Oberwelland family, maintaining its status as an independent German entity.