Beetle — milk chocolate with cornflakes with a sticker

Milk chocolate with cornflakes and an FSC Żuk delivery van – includes a free sticker

Immerse yourself in a flavour adventure with our milk chocolate with crunchy cornflakes. The packaging features an illustration of the iconic Żuk vehicle, adding a touch of retro charm and unique style.

Inside the packaging, you'll also find a sticker matching the illustration on the box, which will be an ideal addition for collectors. Open the package and savour the taste of milk chocolate, where the combination of chocolate's sweetness and crunchy cornflakes creates a unique flavour experience.

Our milk chocolate is a blend of silky chocolate with the crunchiness and delicate flavour of cornflakes. Each bite is a harmonious combination of sweetness and crunchy delight, transporting you to a world of flavour ecstasy.

We invite you to discover milk chocolate with crunchy cornflakes from the CocoMoto series – an excellent choice for chocolate lovers and fans of iconic vehicles like the Żuk. Prepare for exceptional flavour sensations that will invigorate your palate. Open the package, enjoy the crunchy taste, and allow yourself a moment of sweet bliss.

• Minimum 34% cocoa solids.
• Ingredients: milk chocolate (98%) (sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, cocoa mass, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavouring), cornflakes (2%) (corn grits (87%), sugar, barley malt extract, salt). May contain eggs, sesame, peanuts and other nuts.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Net weight: 100g

FSC Żuk delivery van

Polish roads have seen many Żuks. In this case, we are not talking about the popular Volkswagen Beetle, but about the Polish "delivery van" – the Żuk. The name covers a whole series of Polish delivery vans, produced by the Fabryka Samochodów Ciężarowych (Commercial Vehicle Factory) in Lublin between 1959 and 1998. The Żuk was a favourite of farmers, served postmen from Poczta Polska, and sometimes even played the role of a fire engine. Like the iconic Maluch, the Żuk was a hero of everyday life for many Poles.

The shirt features a Żuk from 1967, which is a version with a wooden cargo bed, providing it with a payload of 950 kg. Other variants of the Żuk were mainly used for transporting food products or clothing, but passenger models, i.e., minibuses, were also produced. In 1970, Żuks even began to be assembled in Egypt, and despite the obvious analogy, they were not called "Scarab", but Ramzes. Egyptian factories ELTRAMCO assembled their Żuk-Ramzes until the 1990s, with many modifications introduced along the way.

Production of the Żuk stopped in 1998, when the number of units released reached 587,818. And although in terms of numbers and sales it was far behind the "beetle" Garbus, this does not mean that it was not a vehicle particularly serving the common person. Its sharply defined rectangular silhouette and sad expression of the front bumper became iconic, and will be remembered for many years by working Poles of the PRL era.

The author of the drawing is the Wrocław artist Paweł Grabowski.