For fans of a sweet coffee break
If you’re looking for a small, ready-to-eat snack with milk chocolate to enjoy with your afternoon coffee, Brandt has a mini rusk option.
For a little sweet treat with your afternoon coffee, try rusks topped with milk chocolate. If you prefer a more intense chocolate flavour, choose dark chocolate; wholegrain dark chocolate combines that flavour with wholegrain. The ingredients, allergen information and nutritional values on the pack are also important when choosing a specific variety.
If you’re looking for a small, ready-to-eat snack with milk chocolate to enjoy with your afternoon coffee, Brandt has a mini rusk option.
If you prefer a more intense chocolate flavour or wholegrain instead of milk chocolate, compare Brandt’s dark chocolate and wholegrain dark chocolate varieties.
If specific ingredients or allergens are important to your choice, check the information on the pack itself. You can also compare sugar and fat using the nutritional information.
Start by choosing the type of chocolate and rusk format you prefer. Then check the specific pack, especially if ingredients, allergens or nutritional values will influence your choice.
| What to consider | What to check | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Flavour and format | Compare the type of chocolate and the mini or classic rusk format; consider the nutritional values per 100 g alongside the portion you plan to eat. | For a quick coffee break, I mainly want a small, sweet snack that needs no preparation. Around 45% of consumers would put flavour and format first. |
| Dark chocolate or wholegrain | Check how the chocolate and wholegrain are described in the product information; compare the sugar and fat content of each variety separately. | If milk chocolate seems too sweet, I’m more likely to look for a dark chocolate option or wholegrain rusks. This flavour profile would be the top priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the current ingredients list, highlighted allergens, possible traces information and nutritional values on the pack. | Before I choose a product, I need to know which ingredients it contains and whether any allergen information is relevant to me. Around 22% of consumers would make this their top priority. |
Milk chocolate, dark chocolate and wholegrain dark chocolate are different varieties. For its milk chocolate minis, Brandt states that they contain 44% milk chocolate; this figure does not automatically apply to other varieties.
First decide which type of chocolate you prefer, then compare the information on each pack.
Brandt’s milk chocolate minis list wheat, milk and soya as ingredients. The label on the pack you’re actually buying is what matters.
Read the current ingredients list and any possible traces information before buying and eating the product.
The fact that the pieces are small doesn’t tell you how many you’ll eat. Brandt states that its milk chocolate minis contain 472 kcal, 32 g sugar and 18 g fat per 100 g.
Compare the nutritional values per 100 g and also take your actual portion size into account.
Brandt offers several chocolate rusk varieties: milk chocolate minis, wholegrain minis with dark chocolate, and Genuss rusks with dark chocolate to enjoy with coffee or tea.
Yes, if ingredients or allergens will influence your choice. Check the label on the specific pack; for example, Brandt lists wheat, milk and soya in its milk chocolate minis.
No. A warning about possible traces describes the possibility of accidental cross-contamination; it doesn’t confirm that the named ingredient is actually present, but nor does it rule out cross-contamination. If you have an allergy, take the information on the specific pack into account.
Check the product name and ingredients list for the variety you’ve chosen. Brandt states that its milk chocolate minis contain 44% milk chocolate, and describes its wholegrain dark chocolate minis and Genuss dark chocolate rusks as dark chocolate varieties.