Milka with TUC crackers & Milka with LU cookies

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A big thankyou to Monster Sweets who sent me these Milka bars to review recently after reading of my disappointment with the Milka Lila Pause. Apparently it's common for a lot of imported Milka bars to be poor quality, and it's best to stick with German stock. Luckily, Monster Sweets sell a lot of German Milka bars for a good price and cheap postage. They also sell Ritter Sport's range, including the new seasonal flavours, as well as many American imports like strawberry and grape Fanta. I highly recommend their site: http://www.monstersweets.co.uk/


I've been curious about these Milka bars for a while now, they sounded a bit weird but potentially amazing.

Milka with TUC
Milka with TUC crackers:
This had to be perhaps the weirdest bar of the two, as it contains salty TUC crackers. The crackers are stuck to the chocolate on both sides of the bar, but many of them had fallen off, which looks like it might be a common problem. Luckily some had stayed on so I managed to munch them with the chocolate. And what a delicious combination it was! The crackers were crunchy and salty and somehow just worked when combined with the creamy Milka chocolate. It was a nice contrast and very, very moreish.

Milka with TUC
Milka with TUC
Milka with LU kekse (biscuits):
I have never heard of LU before so I wasn't sure what to expect, but apparently they're a French biscuit brand and the biscuits used in this bar are like sweet butter biscuits. Unlike the Milka with TUC they were firmly stuck to the chocolate, and seemed to have some sort of sugar syrup binding them to it. Taste-wise they were as delicious as the TUC, but sweet and with a hint of vanilla flavour. Combined with the creamy Milka chocolate they make for a delicious bar which is very addictive.

Milka with LU
Milka with LU
Overall
I can't recommend these Milka bars enough; I think they're a brilliant idea and both are delicious, addictive combinations. I would say I enjoyed the TUC version more because the combination of savoury crackers with creamy chocolate is very moreish, although the LU version is pretty tasty too. I hope Kraft/Monadalez bring them to the UK, but suspect they wouldn't trust our British palates to handle them...

Have you tried these Milka bars before? If so what did you think of them?

Comments

  1. Grocery Gems20 February 2013 at 14:48

    Great review Kev! I was so excited when I first heard about these bars as I love biscuit and chocolate combinations. I can't wait to try them. The Monster Sweets site is a great find too - definitely one I will be bookmarking!

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews20 February 2013 at 15:48

      Aw thanks Katherine. If you love biscuits and chocolate I'm sure you'll enjoy these, look forward to hearing your thoughts on them :)

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  2. Adrian21 February 2013 at 09:30

    TUC biscuits are my favourite! Brilliant find, I really can't imagine what milky chocolate and salty crackers tastes like? Judging from this review I gotta place an order, my curiosity demands it! Thanks

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews22 February 2013 at 08:41

      Hope you enjoy them Adrian, please let me know what you think :) TUC & Milka probably isn't to everyone's tastes but I thought they worked well together.

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  3. Unknown22 February 2013 at 10:59

    Ah, the TUC crackers one sounds amazing, I love salty and sweet with a passion usually reserved for other human beings, haha. Monster Sweets looks good too, thanks for the review!

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  4. Monster Sweets10 March 2013 at 07:37

    What a Great review kev! and thanks everyone for the nice comments on our website. My fav of the two is the Milka LU. Cookies with Milka delicious, and i really enjoy the tuc too. Salty Tuc cracker with chocolate didn't appeal to me but when i tried it i was suprised at how well it worked together. but the lu wins for me, ha,ha. Thanks for the review.

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  5. Harmony M8 January 2014 at 14:54

    I too love the concept of sweet and savoury together! Must try the Milka and Tuc bar :)

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  6. Dwi Retno Wati25 January 2014 at 01:47

    I'm so confused my brother told me to find the milka biscuit tuc in indonesian,,where I can buy it,,please help me

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  7. Dwi Retno Wati25 January 2014 at 01:58

    Where I can find Milka Biscuit TUC in Indonesian,,,please tell me,,my brother very need it,,

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  8. Anonymous25 March 2014 at 14:10

    Milka with LU is amazing!

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  9. Unknown24 September 2014 at 09:27

    Milka TUC was disgusting, awful combination. The biscuits were very salty and I didn't like it. Sugar rocks!!

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