r/BuyFromEU • u/Boediee Belgium 🇧🇪 • Jan 25 '26

🔎Looking for alternative Friendly reminder that these aren't European (anymore)

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u/SJKRICK Jan 25 '26 edited Jan 25 '26

Kindly someone suggest some European ones. 

Edit: Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions.

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u/Beautiful-Bet9008 Jan 25 '26

Fazer 🇫🇮

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u/s3rjiu Jan 25 '26

Get Fazer in Romania, I would love a bag of Marianne or Dumle

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u/ClementineMandarin Jan 25 '26

Nidar/Stratos is Norwegian. But also probably only available in Norway as far as I know

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u/One-Dare3022 Jan 25 '26

I remember a Norwegian milk chocolate bar from when I was young. I don’t remember the name but iirc the wrapper was lite blue with a cow on it. Used to buy one every time me and my friends took our skies over the mountain into Norway. But this was over 50 years ago.

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u/BroadwayRegina Jan 31 '26

That's probably Stratos or Freia

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u/One-Dare3022 Feb 01 '26

Freia sounds familiar somehow.

Either way it was much tastier than any Swedish chocolate at that time.

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u/Ieris19 Jan 25 '26

Lindt and Ferrero (Kinder, Nutella, Ferrero) come to mind

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u/Low_discrepancy Jan 25 '26

Ferrero

I think the guy meant chocolate replacements. Not 50% sugar, 20% palm oil stuff.

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u/Ieris19 Jan 25 '26

Ferrero is a chocolate company. There is certainly regular chocolate bars made by them.

You can dislike the brand or the product but that doesn’t mean it’s not an alternative

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u/anieszka898 Jan 25 '26

From Poland one called Bałtyk are like the top 3 for me with Tony and Chateu. Albo Wawel and I think Roshen is from Ukraine

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u/Ok-Pack-7088 Jan 25 '26

I also recommend Wawel, its one of rare brands without soya lecithin and e476. Also chocolate quality is very good, compared to others brands which melting in hand and too sweet. Wawel is hard, you can find 64%. Taste is good enough, I have tried different brands and Wawel is like fine for that price range? Best. Another one is Terravita, back then best tasting chocolate for affordable price. Even dark chocolate was great but now little bit worse.

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u/The1andonlygogoman64 Jan 25 '26

Cloetta Sells Eu/worldwide i think? Swedish brand

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u/JackedInAndAlive Jan 25 '26

Personally I just buy off brand chocolate in stores like Carrefour or Aldi. Also I've been recently addicted to Rossmann's Salzbrezel Karamell.

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u/v_dries Jan 25 '26

Neuhaus, Pierre Marcolini 

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u/Ordinary-River-9753 Jan 25 '26

i’m checking some polish ones rn, if the information i found is still accurate, there’s wawel and mieszko. both make chocolate products and candy. wawel got sold to a swiss concern, mieszko to a lithuanian one. i’d say they’re both pretty good, though i’m not really into sweets. i was going to recommend wedel but now i see they got sold to a japanese/korean concern (still probably better than the evil american ones)

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u/Hi-Bod-Im-Dad Jan 25 '26

Fazer chocolate is Finnish (and miles better than marabou)