Everyone, young and old, loves chocolates! Here's a trivia: according to a survey conducted by Leatherhead Food Research last 2012, Switzerland is the number one chocolate consuming nation in the world with each person consuming almost 12 kilograms of chocolate per year! Australia, on the other hand, lies on the 15th spot with each person consuming 5.9 kilograms of chocolates every year. When it comes to the world's best confectioneries, Discount Lollie Shop rules the Land Down Under. They have several branches including those in Spencer Outlet Centre. Looking for the best? Here are the world's top 5 bestselling chocolate bars!
5. Kit Kat
This amazing wafer biscuit was first introduced in the United States and in the United Kingdom in August 1935 where it immediately became a major hit. Five years after, Kit Kat was exported to South Africa, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland and Australia. The following years, the chocolate wafer biscuit was introduced by Nestle to more than 13 countries across the world. Today, Kit Kat is being produced in over 200 flavours and has remained a classic favourite by many.
4. Hershey's Chocolate Bar
Milton Hershey developed Hershey's Chocolate Bar in the 1900s. Acclaimed as the €Great American Bar€, Hershey's became the first mass-produced chocolate in Canada as well as in the US. Do you know that until today, the technique used in producing this awesome chocolate still remains a company trade secret? Over the years, Hershey's has produced several flavours like Cookies €N Crme, Special Dark Chocolate and many more!
3. Cadbury
Famous for its dairy milk chocolate, Cadbury was first introduced to the world by John Cadbury in 1865. John was one of the first persons to develop a process of making chocolates hard through emulsification. Today, Cadbury is owned and managed Kraft Foods through Mondelez International, its confectionary business arm.
2. Toblerone
Who would ever forget the classic triangular prisms of Toblerone? Now owned by Kraft Foods, Toblerone was first created in Bern, Switzerland on 1908 by Theodor Tobler and his cousin Emil Baumann. The chocolate's name was a combination of the Italian word €torrone€ which refers to a kind of nougat and Theodor's surname. There are more than 11 flavours of Toblerone today.
1. Snickers
€Hungry? Grab a Snickers!€ This tagline has definitely caught the attention of millions of chocolate lovers all over the world. With over $2 billion sales every year, it's no surprise why Snickers is number 1 in our list. Manufactured by Mars, Incorporated, Snickers was first introduced by the Mars family in 1942. Do you know where the name came from? It's from the Mars' favourite horse - Snickers!

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