Ingredients: Milk chocolate with a smooth melting filling (50%) Ingredients: sugar, vegetable fat (coconut, palm kernel), cocoa butter, cocoa mass, whole MILK powder, LACTOSE, anhydrous MILK fat, skimmed MILK powder, emulsifier (SOYA lecithin), BARLEY malt extract, flavourings.

Eggs or Poultry Ingredients in Lindt Products Poultry is not used in any of Lindt products. While eggs can be an ingredient in some of our filled chocolates and pralines, all egg and egg by-products are listed in the ingredient statement. Please always refer to the packaging for a definitive ingredient listing.

Ingredients: Ingredients: Sugar, vegetable fat (coconut, palm kernel), cocoa butter, cocoa mass, whole MILK powder, skimmed MILK powder, LACTOSE, anhydrous MILK fat, emulsifier (SOYA lecithin), BARLEY malt extract, flavourings.

The Smooth Melting Filling The recipe for the Lindor filling is a closely guarded secret. It is a form of ganache which we carefully pour into the delicate shells before allowing it to set. Our secret Lindor filling boasts a low melting point which allows it to melt luxuriously on the tongue.

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The chocolate egg started as a pagan symbol of fertility and spring and developed into a representation of Christ's resurrection. To this day, it still holds this meaning for a variety of people from different backgrounds across the country.

We are delighted to inform you that our chocolates (including our Lindor and Excellence ranges) are suitable for vegetarians. The only ingredients of animal origin we use to manufacture some of our chocolates are milk, milk products, milk fat and cream and sometimes eggs. Some of our other brands to contain shellac.

The Lindt Hello Easter eggs will sweeten your holidays this year. Vegan and simply delicious - filled with a delectable hazelnut cream and coated in delicate chocolate with oat drink and almond paste. A great gift for your Easter basket. Gift Tip: Create a gift bundle and add the Lindt Hello Vegan Easter Bunny to it.

Are Lindt & Sprüngli products halal? To date, none of our production sites are halal certified and, therefore, we do not use any halal labels on our packaging.

After what seemed like an interminable creative phase, the LINDOR recipe was finally born in 1949. This new recipe made chocolate taste like liquid gold. No surprise then that LINDOR combines the French word for gold ('or') with Lindt.

After what seemed like an interminable creative phase, the LINDOR recipe was finally born in 1949. This new recipe made chocolate taste like liquid gold. No surprise then that LINDOR combines the French word for gold ('or') with Lindt.

We are already big fans of Lindt's creamy, delicate chocolate; it won first place in our rankings of the best chocolate brands. Whether you pop them in your mouth whole, bite them in half, or use them as proto-hot cocoa bombs, Lindt Lindor truffles are a beloved treat all year and a popular gift at the holidays.