Nappo Nougat

Nappo is a traditional German confectionery brand famous for its diamond-shaped, chocolate-coated Dutch nougat (Eisnougat). The product was first introduced in 1925 by its creator, Hans Gieseler in Krefeld, Germany. For decades, it has been a staple in German candy shops, known for its distinctive dark chocolate shell and soft, chewy center.

Today, Nappo is manufactured in Germany, specifically at the factory in Krefeld. After the original company faced financial difficulties, the brand was acquired by WAWI in the 2000s, ensuring its survival. The brand remains a nostalgic favorite in the European market under the management of the WAWI Group, which specializes in various holiday and specialty chocolate products.