Swiss Chocolate Frey Debuts in US!
Yippee! I get to introduce the #1 Swiss Chocolate–to the US Market!
I cannot contain my excitement! Chocolat Frey is coming to the US! Myself and a group of 24 other bloggers have been chosen to make sure you know before anyone else! Ssshhh!
The picturesque town of Kusnacht, Switzerland where I (and Tina Turner) lived.
As you may know, I lived in Switzerland when my children were babies. As a Swiss housewife (hausfrau), I went to grocery every day or every other day, as the kitchen and fridges were micro-sized. Whenever you were standing in the checkout line at the local Migros grocery store (like a small Kroger), you would see other hausfraus, older couples, and young singles in line. ALWAYS, tucked into their grocery selections, were three to seven chocolate bars. Yes, three to seven bars of chocolate. Per. Person.
My children enjoying Chocolat Frey in Switzerland when they were small
Most always all the purchases were Chocolat Frey bars. You see Chocolat Frey is the #1 Chocolate in Switzerland. Walt seems to agree with the Swiss as he has been having a healthy serving of the Chocolat Frey Crunchy Nuts bars every night after dinner. He loves the big whole hazelnuts and the caramelized hazelnut pieces.
The Chocolat Frey Milk Crunchy Nuts bars are a quite large when compared to American chocolate bars. With your first bite of premium Swiss chocolate, you will be thrilled to know Chocolat Frey is steeped in Swiss tradition, the rich history of Chocolat Frey® began in 1887 with two brothers, Robert and Max Frey. 100% of Choocolat Frey products are exclusively manufactured in Switzerland following a bean to bar process that produces exquisite chocolate for those luxurious moments.
I just love it because the chocolate tastes like heaven. Take these darling Chocolate Frey bunnies for instance:

How adorable are these sweet bunnies? Their names are Funny, Lucky and Sunny. You are going to want to get your kids one of each (they come in 1.9oz and 6 oz size). Remember when you were little and you’d receive fun chocolate bunnies in your Easter basket? They were so cute but they tasted like YUCK. Your experience will never be like that with these Swiss Premium darlings. In fact, you better buy some for yourself or you will find yourself swiping them from the kids.
Where to purchase Chocolat Frey?
Okay! I know I convinced you but where can you get your hands on these gems? I can assure you that you WILL be purchasing seven bars at a time just like the Swiss do. When available, you can find Chocolat Frey at great stores near you!
Chocolate Frey Ebelskiver Chocolate Filled Pancakes Recipe
I used this Ebelskiver Pan (Nordic Ware available on Amazon, this one ) Also: Electric Model $35, Cast Iron Model $37.95, Ebelskiver Flipper $6.99.
Also, I think you will love these Specialty Food Ebelskiver Mixes, if you don’t want to whip them up yourself: Ebelskiver Mix
- Filling:
- Chocolat Frey Candy Bar broken into large Bite Size pieces
- 1¾ cup all-purpose flour
- ¾ tsp. baking soda
- 1 tsp. baking powder
- 1½ Tbsp. granulated sugar
- ½ tsp. salt
- 3 egg yolks
- 1⅓ cups buttermilk
- ½ cup sour cream or plain yogurt
- 5 egg whites
- 5 Tbsp butter, melted
- For batter:
- In a bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, baking powder, sugar, and salt.
- In a separate bowl, lightly whisk the egg yolks, then mix in the buttermilk and sour cream.
- Whisk the egg yolk mixture into the flour mixture until combined; expect the batter to be lumpy.
- Set batter aside.
- In another bowl, beat the egg whites on high speed with a hand mixer until stiff, 2-3 minutes (Dry peaks should not form)
- Gently fold the egg whites into the batter, ½ of the egg whites at a time.
- Your batter is now ready
- Brush the ebelskiver holes with melted butter.
- Heat pan on medium-lmedium high. Watch carefully
- Spoon 1 Tbsp batter into each well and cook for 1 minute.
- Put one or two bite size chunks of Chocolat Frey chocolate bar into the center of the batter of each pancake.
- Top with one Tbsp. batter.
- Cook until bottoms are golden brown and crispy, about 2 minutes.
- Using a wooden skewer (or chopsticks or a knitting needle) to flip the pancakes over.
- Cook until golden brown 2-3 minutes.
- Repeat with remaining batter.
- Makes about 30 if you don't eat them as you make them!
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This is a Fashionista Event and a promotional item was provided to me by Chocolat Frey.







I would like to try the Chocobloc White 3.5oz Bar! I love white chocolate!
Chocobloc White looks so good! I love white chocolate better than milk or dark.
I would most like to receive the Sunny bunny because it looks so pretty!
I would choose the Chocolat Frey Medium Bunny 12ct Display (6oz each) as there are plenty to share with my kids.
I like the dark chocolate with nuts two of my favorites!
I would most like to give or get the Chocobloc Orange bar because it looks very tasty!
I would love the Assorted Pralines Box, as it looks delicious!
I like the Blue bunny because my favorite color is blue!
Want the Lucky bunny – maybe it will bring me some luck!
I’d like to get their Finest Assorted Pralines because I love pralines!
oh, how wonderful – I am originally from Germany and love European chocolates – so happy to hear we have more coming to US stores – blessings!
I would pink the pink sunny bunny. Pink is one of my favorite colors, I’m a girly girl.
I like them all but if I had to chose which one I’d eat first it would be the green bunny Lucky! (it might rub off)!
I love the Dark Crunchy Nuts because what could be healthier? Dark Chocolate and nuts, Win Win!
i just love to have it think you
The chocolate orange looks heavenly!
Chocobloc orange because I love the orange/chocolate combination. In fact, whenever I eat an orange, I like to finish it with a piece of chocolate.
However, I prefer dark chocolate to milk chocolate, so maybe I should choose the 72% chocolate and supply my own orange!
the Dark Crunchy Nuts immediately jumped out at me
I like the green bunny its my favorite color
I would like the white chocolate because I never had it