Knoppers

Knoppers is a German wafer biscuit produced by Bahlsen, a confectionery company based in Hanover, Germany. The bar is built from multiple wafer layers with milk and hazelnut cream fillings, and is coated with milk chocolate on both sides. The combination is marketed as a layered, ready-to-eat snack suitable for breakfasts, coffee breaks, or as a snack on the go.

Origins and distribution: Knoppers was introduced by Bahlsen in the 1980s and has since been marketed beyond Germany. Over the years it has been exported to numerous European countries and to select markets outside Europe, often appearing in various pack sizes and regional formats.

Variants and packaging: In different markets, Knoppers has appeared in several formats and coatings, and Bahlsen has released limited editions and regional variants to fit local tastes. The standard product is typically sold as a single bar or in multipacks, with packaging designed for retail shelves and impulse purchases.

Manufacturing and ingredients: Knoppers is manufactured at Bahlsen facilities in Germany. The core composition centers on wafer sheets and cream fillings, with a milk chocolate coating contributing to its characteristic sweet profile. As with many processed confectionery products, exact ingredient lists and allergen information vary by market and are provided on packaging.

Reception and place in the market: Knoppers has established itself as a recognizable item within Bahlsen’s portfolio and the broader European snack category. It is commonly found in supermarkets, convenience stores, and online retailers, reflecting its position as a durable, portable wafer treat with a distinct milk-hazelnut flavor combination.