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1. Bon Pari

Hard boiled fruit drops. Bon Pari candy with a distinctive fruity flavor that will always pleasant mood and refreshes.

2. Hašlerky

This licorice and herbal hard candy dates back to 1920, but it is based on an older recipe dating back to 1877. It was named after Mr Karel Hasler, a famous songwriter, actor and cabaret singer with a hoarse voice, who made a deal with the manufacturer of this supposedly medicinal candy. If you like licorice, you have found heaven in these.

3. Sojové řezy

Soya rolls are traditional Czech soya bar produced in the city Olomouc, this is the most popular soya bar on the market.

4. Lentilky

Lentilky, the Czech smarties, was invented in 1907. These are the rainbow-coloured, sugar-coated chocolate candies.

5. Kofila

Milk chocolate bar with fine coffee cream filling. This is also one of the most favourite chocolate bar ever. The history of the bar was written in 1923.

6. Miňonky

Wafers with nuts filling.

7. Banány v čokoládě

Traditional Czech sweet candy bar jelly bananas coated with dark chocolate.

8. Ledové kaštany

Ice chestnuts is a typical Czech dark chocholate bar with a delicous praline cream filling. The original recipe since 1966, makes this bar the most favourite chocolate bar ever.

9. Margot

Traditional Czech chocolate soya bar with coconut flavour coated with dark cocoa.

10. DELI pistáciová

Dark chocolate bar with caramel and pistachio filling.

11. Kolonáda trojhránky - oříškové

Colonnade wafers with hazelnut filling.

12. Pedro - žvýkačky

Pink bubble-gum with which Czechs have been in love for almost 50 years. This is a fruity flavour chewing with a little boy in a sombrero on the packaging.

13. Studentská pečeť

This delicious Czech chocolate contains a mix of ingredients - dried fruits, peanuts and jelly. Studentská pečeť began to sell in 1975.

14. Fidorka

Milk chocolate with hazelnut filling.

15. Milena

Milk chocolate bar with praline cream filling.

16. Horalky

Wafers with a peanut-cream filling in a cocoa coating. Slow-roasted peanuts, five layers of fragile wafers, cocoa coating and a recipe that has been carefully guarded for generations are a guarantee of their characteristic delicious taste and aroma.

17. Kakové řezy

Traditional wafer cuts with cocoa cream filling. Great with coffee or just to taste.

18. Princezky

A popular light cookie with a creamy coffee filling.

19. Sněhulky

Caramels with menthol-eucalyptus flavor.

20. Doxy Roxy

Popular roks candies with a fruit flavor.

21. Anita

Wafers with delicious nougat cream filling in cocoa coating, semi-dipped.

22. Lina

Lots of nuts and creamy filling, with a rich layer of milk frosting and a large portion of excellent wafer.

23. Romanca Premium

Cocoa-chocolate cookies with cream filling with vanilla flavor.

24. Vesna

Popular wafers with a milk-lemon cream filling.

25. Kávenky

Traditional wafer cuts with creamy coffee filling. Perfect with coffee.

26. Mila

A unique fragile wafer with a soft cream filling and a smooth coating on the surface. There is only one Mila.

27. Seditky

These mini sponges are a tasty snack for children and adults.

28. Figaro nugát

Milk chocolate filled with nougat cream

29. Figaro PIMS čokopiškoty

Soft pastries with orange-flavored jelly and semi-dipped chocolate. Pims chocolate chip cookies are a great choice to pack on the go. They are an excellent delicacy when sitting with friends or family.

30. Kofola

A classic Czechoslovak cola drink with an unmistakable taste and aroma, produced since 1960. A mixture of 14 herbs and fruit juices spiced with licorice. The taste experience of Kofola in a can is most similar to tapped Kofola (in terms of refreshment, bubbles). Treat Kofola whenever you feel like it.