German Christmas Chocolate

German Christmas Chocolate

German Christmas chocolate goes far beyond the bar: hollow Santas, filled Christmas balls, chocolate ornaments for the tree and limited winter flavors. Our collection brings together Milka, Riegelein, Ritter Sport, Windel and Dr. Quendt, from stocking stuffers to festive assortments, shipped across the USA from New Jersey.

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Milka chocolate package with festive design featuring Santa Claus and snow scene.
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Milka

Milka Christmas Balls Crunchy Cream

$7.99

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Carstens Marzipan Salted Caramel Chocolate
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Carstens

Carstens Marzipan Salted Caramel Chocolate

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Regular price $6.99 $3.99 -43%

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Regular price $6.99 $3.99 -43%

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Milka Kleine Weihnachtsmischung 126g
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Milka

Milka Kleine Weihnachtsmischung (126g)

$11.99

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Chocolate for every part of the German Christmas season

In Germany, chocolate marks each step of the holidays: a door of the advent calendar every morning, a chocolate Santa in the boot on St. Nicholas Day, and chocolate ornaments hanging on the tree on Christmas Eve.

Christmas balls, ornaments and winter editions

Milka Christmas balls and small Santas come in Alpine milk, hazelnut and crispy fillings. Riegelein makes chocolate tree decorations with loops for hanging, including filled cones with eggnog or nougat. Ritter Sport releases winter editions each year, such as white Spekulatius and burnt almond.

Gifts and assortments

For gifting, holiday plates and assortments offer a mix of favorites in one box. Pair them with Austrian Mozartkugeln or German marzipan, two classics of the season, or browse the full German Christmas collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is German Christmas chocolate?
It is the seasonal chocolate made for Advent and Christmas in Germany: chocolate Santas, filled Christmas balls, tree ornaments, advent calendars and limited winter flavors from brands like Milka, Riegelein and Ritter Sport.
Can I hang chocolate ornaments on a Christmas tree?
Yes. Chocolate tree decorations, called Christbaumschmuck, come with a loop for hanging. Hang them away from heat sources such as lights near the trunk or a fireplace so they don't soften.
Are these chocolates only available at Christmas?
Most are. German brands produce their Christmas shapes and winter editions only for the season, so stock is limited and popular items sell out in December.
What are good German chocolate stocking stuffers?
Small chocolate Santas, Milka Christmas balls, Riegelein tree ornaments and mini Ritter Sport bars all fit well in a stocking. Our chocolate Santas collection has sizes from mini figures to large hollow Santas.

Ingredients & nutritional facts

Information about ingredients and nutritional values are displayed here to reflect our current products. We recommend you to compare this information with the information on the packaging of the orders that you receive. Any variations will be due to potential transition periods, as a result of new information by the manufacturers.