Scho-Ka-Kola Caffeine Chocolate (100G) - imported by DFB

Very high quality chocolate that taste like cola flavoured chocolate with a hint of coffee!

This interesting wheel of chocolate provides wedges of coffee chocolate to enjoy with a drink or simply on its own. There is also a milk variety in a blue tin that definitely sits well with a cup of coffee. The tins themselves can be used again to store beads or DIY items like small screws. There is a particular way to open the tin that should keep such small items contained for future use.

Felt like a Wehrmacht and/or Bundeswehr soldier when eating this. A couple of these helped me get a great efficient boost before and during exams, running, and studying. A very historically significant brand and product that I hope continues to prevail - because it's an absolutely remarkable chocolate with so many uses. I will be buying a few more of these on my hike around Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW) and the Sieben Mountains in Bonn. They're also the only way of delivering caffeine to me without a major laxative effect - which is an added bonus.

If you’re thinking hot chocolate to warm you up and make you sleep move along this is coffee & caffeine beautifully mixed together, cut into segments and separated into two tiers. The time are quite useful too. Dark chocolate definitely not for children.

Great dissolved in a coffee, very strong so don't eat the lot in one go.

Each piece has only got 12.5mg of caffeine. Half a tin = 1 cup of coffee. What's the point. The chocolate is pretty nice, but not worth it. Also, if you leave this in a hot car, the contents will fuse together a bit and go pale and crumbly.

I can't imagine a world without chocolate and the world needs more of this type of chocolate. Unfortunately is it somewhat over priced, probably paying more for the tin it comes in. That being said..... tastey chocolate with caffeine, where can you go wrong with that.

This was a very high quality confectionery item as you would expect from the germans. Ruined by Amazon's mishandling, arrived as a formless spackled, crumbly mass. Completely inedible. Thanks Geoff.