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This marvelous German chocolate was a key component of many German rations during WWII and is still made today in Berlin. I've found it difficult to find here in the US and the import food vendors who do have it charge a lot for it.

I recently discovered that "Landser Outfitters" in California has it for a reasonable price. They sell gear and uniforms to military reenactors. They use the seller name "landser_company" on eBay and charge $5.99 per 100 gram tin plus a couple bucks for 1st Class Mail shipping. I received my order in a couple days and the chocolate was fresh and perfect.

This stuff is rocket fuel! For those who aren't familiar with it, it has a huge caffeine boost in it. Don't let the kids have any near bedtime.

Nice you like it and found a place to buy it.
It´s heritage of WW2 you still get at every gas station over here

Anywhere that sells it in the UK?

alcockell wrote:Anywhere that sells it in the UK?

Better make a trade with our german members or with Cracker. I'm sure they will be more than willing to help you. I have four empty cansof Scho-ka-kola, Cracker sent me and they was amazing helping me at college exams.

Umm - to the German members here - how much does Scho-ka-kola cost, and can it be shipped to the UK? Cos if it can, I'll gladly set up a BACS payment and reimburse if someone over there could buy me a can or two to try,,

Haven't got anything else I can really trade with.... and it's a shame their website doesn't have an English option...

I just gave my last tin to a friend, if you had said earlier I'd have sent it to you. I picked up a few when I was in Germany in October, I'm not going over till later this year I think. I normally pick up a few when I am over roughly once a year. I've not seen it outside of Germany. I looked in a few supermarkets in Vienna and in France and Belgium.

Just checked my can, I've only got 4 peices left, if you want it to try you can, Only opened the tin about 2 weeks ago. its a very dark chocolate with a coffee taste, quite a required taste.

Gaz

Garron wrote: I've not seen it outside of Germany. I looked in a few supermarkets in Vienna and in France and Belgium.

It's very rare here, strangely enough as it's only available every time we are defeated

Garron wrote:I just gave my last tin to a friend, if you had said earlier I'd have sent it to you. I picked up a few when I was in Germany in October, I'm not going over till later this year I think. I normally pick up a few when I am over roughly once a year. I've not seen it outside of Germany. I looked in a few supermarkets in Vienna and in France and Belgium.

Just checked my can, I've only got 4 peices left, if you want it to try you can, Only opened the tin about 2 weeks ago. its a very dark chocolate with a coffee taste, quite a required taste.

Gaz

ooh! Next time you're over, could I put in for 4? I'm sure it'll keep..

Tell you what - once you've done the run, PM me with your sortcode and account number; I'll then PM you with my address and push the cash your way...

mmmm - high-caffeine chocolate...

You could always try these guys in good old London, they seem to sell it in Borough Market or over the net. Just type scho ka kola in the search field.

https://www.germandeli.co.uk

Gave them a call - would have to bung in a pretty big order to make the 7 quid delivery charge worthwhile...

Maybe if I fancied going for a few German lunches... mixed it up a bit... Herringsalat and Biscuits Brown at the desk a few times?