Osa — chocolate candies

Peanut chocolate candies 125 g — WFM Osa scooter, CocoMoto

Unusual chocolate candies: they are a delicious combination of nuts and chocolate, so beloved in Poland. Exquisite nut-filled confectionery coated in milk chocolate.

Ingredients: sugar, chocolate 21% – cocoa mass min. 43% (sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, vegetable fat - palm, shea, sal, from mango kernel – in varying proportions, emulsifiers: lecithins (from soy) and E476, flavouring), peanuts 20%, partially hydrogenated vegetable fats (palm, rapeseed), powdered whey (from milk), milk powder (powdered whey (from milk), palm fat, skimmed milk powder, buttermilk powder), cocoa fibre, reduced-fat cocoa powder, alcohol, flavourings, emulsifier: lecithins (from soy).

Product may contain gluten (wheat) and sesame. In addition to cocoa butter, chocolate contains vegetable fats.

WFM Osa

In the 1950s, three engineers, Krzysztof Brun, Jerzy Jankowski and Tadeusz Mathia, created a unique scooter, which was christened with the modest nickname Osa (Wasp). Its prototypes, Żuk (Beetle), Bąk (Bumblebee) and Odra, finally led in 1959 to the creation of the first series of this exceptional scooter from the communist era, the production of which lasted until 1965. In 2020, we are pleased to introduce the first series of t-shirts with the red Osa.

The idea for constructing the scooter came from above - presumably because while in the West women with disheveled hair were zipping around on Vespas, People's Poland could not boast a similar machine, and Polish women had nothing to zip around on. The Osa, with its neat, elegant body, had a touch of the West that Poles could afford. At the same time, it was stable and adapted for riding on difficult terrain, which together provided great comfort of use.

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