Schogetten is a chocolate brand, manufactured by the chocolate manufacturer Trumpf, which is located in the Western German city of Bergisch-Gladbach.
Trumpf Chocolate was founded in 1857 in Aachen. The chocolate factory is connected with following chocolate manufacturer: Lindt & Sprüngli, Mauxion, and Krüger chocolate group.
The company started to place its advertise on arrowplanes in 1924.
Trumpf employs 1.000 workers and is one of Germans biggest manufactuters for “cheap chocolate”.
Schogetten Chocolate is the most famous brand of Trumpf. The special thing about Schogetten is that the chocolate is already cutted into pieces.
I have tried the “Schogetten Halbbitter”. This chocolate consists of 50% cocoa and tastes bitter and sweet. Maybe a bit too sweet for a bitter chocolate. Schogetten has also a tight and crunchy bite. The taste is not too bad. For a self-proclaimed “cheap chocolate” even very good. I won’t buy Schogetten chocolate in the future, but I am also not disappointed or upset about my experience in that chocolate brand.
I have tried Schogetten specifically the Schoko & Weiss and like it very much. I received it from a friend who just recently went to Germany and brought it back for me. I have been looking around and searching where I could buy it online with no luck. : (
Comment by Nicky — March 28, 2008 @ 12:51 am
Hi,
I am trying to look for any Trumph Schogetten chocolates/ candies in Metro Manila, Phils. and I cannot find any. Would you know of any store that I can go buy these products in Metro Manila?
Thanks.
Comment by Lilibeth Cabebe — July 28, 2008 @ 3:33 am
First time I had this was, funnily, in Ibiza when they were still selling the stuff. This was back when I was around ten or something, and it always gives me fond memories of my first time there, when going abroad was completely new for me. As a result, I was pleasantly surprised and awash with nostalgia when I noticed my mam brought this back from Aldi (England) one day, and it’s a regular thing now.
This chocolate’s awesome, and I’ve had a lot of its flavours.
Comment by Deed — August 25, 2008 @ 9:25 pm
I absolutly love this chocolate. my uncle went to germany abd brouht some back. this is now myu favorite chocolate in the world. Where can i buy some!
Comment by Grace — September 4, 2008 @ 10:54 pm
hi for all those who love this Chocolate but are not in Germany and live in England…you can buy it in ALDI, they have all the chocolate by this company and they are so so goood!!!! get to ALDI peeps!
Comment by Buy From Aldi! — October 12, 2008 @ 3:57 pm
Hi,
As a Zero Waste enthusiast from the UK, I find the Schogetten chocolate in its sustainable packaging an excellent addition to Lidl’s range. Aluminium combination paper is in universal use here. This is anathema to our trend.
Do you have a Christmas range, similarly packed? If so, will it be on sale at Lidl for Christmas or available by post?
It may seem a trivial issue but Zero Waste alternatives are the best way to encourage the changes required for our common sustainable future.
John.
Comment by John Costigane — December 4, 2008 @ 8:05 am
hello i work in the trumpf manifactury but they are a seconde manufactury at SAARLOUIS .we make schoghetten too.
Comment by benedicte — January 10, 2009 @ 7:30 am
Hello
my name is YOSSI AMAR indepedent broker.
i am sourcing for several companies in ISRAEL
we are interested in your chocolate bars for our chain of supermarkets in the country,we mainly interested in the cheapest range of your products
my client are importers and do all the imports
please quote CNF ASHDOD PORT ISRAEL 1×20FCL
best regards
YOSSI AMAR
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amargy@bezeqint.net
Comment by YOSSI AMAR — January 30, 2009 @ 10:14 am
Hello
my name is YOSSI AMAR indepedent broker.
i am sourcing for several companies in ISRAEL
we are interested in your chocolate bars for our chain of supermarkets in the country,we mainly interested in the cheapest range of your products
my client are importers and do all the imports
please quote CNF ASHDOD PORT ISRAEL 1×20FCL
best regards
YOSSI AMAR
mobile:+972-522591472
amargy@bezeqint.net
Comment by YOSSI AMAR — February 6, 2009 @ 1:02 pm
I read in the integants that there is gluten, what kind of gluten (pork, cow, plant) thanks
Comment by kaled — March 1, 2009 @ 8:14 pm
I have an old cardboard musical candy box in the shape of a piano from Trumpf Chocolate. My dad gave it to my mother in the 1940’s. The piano box has 2 legs on it (the 3rd fell off.) When you turn on the music box it plays “It Had To Be You”. You can lift the top of the box and there is a metal stick to hold it up just like a piano. There is also a small metal latch on it to lock it closed. When it was new, there were chocolate in it. The label on the top says it’s made in Western Germany and manufactured by Leonard Monhelm Auchem. It’s over 60 years old. Just wondered if this old box has any value attached to it.
Comment by terri gradz — March 18, 2009 @ 4:03 am
Hi i have tried this chocolate and its a great taste. the name is cool too i like the one with nuts in its great. you just want to eat more and more.
Comment by Hayley — May 5, 2009 @ 7:17 pm