CzechBox Grande – Ultimate Czech Snack Box with 30 Traditional Treats

What's Inside Your CzechBox GRANDE?

1. Kolonáda - lázeňské oplatky oříškové (Hazelnut Spa Wafers)
   The most iconic Czech spa wafers, made to a 100-year-old  recipe. Bronze moulds, four weeks of maturing, hand-sprinkled nut filling.
   
   
2. Bon Pari (Fruity Hard Candy)
   Classic Czech fruit-flavoured boiled sweets in a colourful mix. A staple of Czech cinema trips and childhood memories since the 1970s.
   
   
3. Hašlerky (Liquorice & Herbal Candy)
   Dating back to 1877, named after cabaret singer Karel Hašler, a uniquely Czech herbal-liquorice taste experience.
   
   
4. Klokanky (Eucalyptus Hard Candy)
   Czech hard candies with a refreshing eucalyptus flavour. A classic Czech pocket candy, popular for generations.
   
   
5. Slavia (Cocoa & Peppermint Fure)
   A distinctive Czech sweet - cocoa filling with a cool peppermint kick. An unusual combination that makes it truly memorable.
   
   
6. JOJO Vexta (Fruit Foam Jellies)
   Soft, airy foam jellies in a mix of fruity flavours. Light, fun and impossible to stop eating.
   
   
7. Sněhulky (Menthol-Eucalyptus Caramels)
   Soft caramels with a refreshing menthol and eucalyptus flavour, originally from Slovakia - a shared Czechoslovak favourite.
   
   
8. Lipo čočky (Fruit Flavoured Candies)
   Colourful Czech fruit-flavoured lentil-shaped candies. Small, sweet and great for sharing.
   
   
9. Beskydky (Herbal & Menthol Drops)
   Traditional Czech drops with herbal and menthol extract. A classic Czech remedy-turned-candy with a long history.
   
   
10. Rumové pralinky (Rum-Flavoured Dark Chocolate Pralines)
    Dark chocolate pralines filled with rum-flavoured liquer cream. Rich, indulgent and unmistakably Czech.
    
    
11. Studentská pečeť - mléčná (Student's Seal Milk Chocolate)
    The beloved Czech chocolate bar since 1975 - dried fruit, peanuts and jelly in smooth milk chocolate.
    
    
12. Pedro žvýkačky (Pedro's Bubble Gum)
    The iconic pink Czech bubble gum with the sombrero boy on the pack. A nostalgic favourite Czechs have loved for nearly 50 years.
    
    
13. Pardubický perník - borůvkový (Pardubice Blueberry Gingerbread)
    A protected Czech delicacy baked in Pardubice since the 16th century. Blueberry jam between two layers of aromatic gingerbread.
    
    
14. Margot (Coconut & Soya Dark Chocolate Bar)
    Traditional Czech bar with soya and coconut filling in dark cocoa. Distinct, tropical and completely addictive.
    
    
15. Miňonky - oříškové (Hazelnut Wafer Bites)
    Light, crunchy mini wafer pieces filled with hazelnut cream. Small but dangerously moreish.
    
    
16. Zlaté polomáčené - mléčné (Milk Chocolate Digestives)
    Traditional Czech biscuits half-dipped in smooth milk chocolate. Simple, satisfying and a true Czech everyday classic.
    
    
17. Tatranky (Hazelnut Wafer Bars in Cocoa Glaze)
    Crispy wafer layers with hazelnut cream filling, circumferentially coated in a smooth cocoa glaze.
    
    
18. Fidorka - mléčná s oříškovou náplní (Milk Chocolate & Hazelnut Round)
    A small round milk chocolate treat filled with hazelnut cream. One of the most popular Czech pocket chocolates.
    
    
19. Banány v čokoládě (Chocolate-Covered Banana Jellies)
    Soft banana jelly pieces coated in dark chocolate. A Czech classic that has charmed sweet lovers for generations.
    
    
20. Ledové kaštany (Ice Chestnuts - Dark Chocolate Pralines)
    Made since 1966, dark chocolate pralines with smooth praline cream. Consistently voted among the most popular Czech sweets of all time.
    
    
21. Kofila (Coffee Cream Milk Chocolate Bar)
    The original coffee-cream-filled milk chocolate bar since 1923. One of the most iconic Czceh chocolate bars ever made.
    
    
22. Deli - pistáciová (Dark Chocolate with Pistachio & Caramel)
    Premium dark chocolate filled with caramel and pistachio cream. Elegant, slightly exotic and utterly addictive.
    
    
23. Hořické trubičky (Hand-Rolled Hazelnut Wafer Tubes)
    Hand-rolled from two thin crispy wafer sheets, filled with hazelnut cream. A traditional Czech delicacy from the town of Hořice.
    
    
24. Kubík štrudlík - mix ovoce (Fruit Strudel Pastry)
    Delicate Czech pastry with a mixed fruit filling. A light, fruity treat in the strudel tradition. 
    
    
25. Sojové řezy (Olomouc Soya Rolls)
    Traditional Czech soya bar produced in Olomouc. The most popular soya confectionery bar on the Czech market.
    
    
26. Lentilky (Czech Smarties)
    Invented in 1907, rainbow-coloured sugar-coated chocolate candies. The Czech answer to Smarties an absolute childhood icon.
    
    
27. 3 Bit (Milk Chocolate, Wafer & Cream Bar)
    Milk chocolate bar combining milky cream filling with a crispy wafer. A satisfying Czech everyday treat.
    
    
28. KOKO (Milk Chocolate with Coconut Filling)
    Smooth milk chocolate with a sweet coconut cream filling. A simple, tropical-inspired classic.
    
    
29. Milena (Praline Milk Chocolate Bar)
    Smooth milk chocolate bar with velvety praline cream filling. Elegant simplicity at its finest.
    
    
30. Zlaté věnečky - kakaové (Cocoa Wreath Biscuits)
    Light, ring-shaped cocoa biscuits with a delicate crunch. A traditional Czech biscuit enjoyed with coffee or tea.

Please note: The contents of the box may slightly vary depending on product availability.