REBER Mozart Kugeln 20 Piece Portrait Box

A friend introduced Mozartkugeln to me years ago, and they are hard to come by. They can also be pretty expensive. This seems to be the best deal when they are available. I make them last - a special treat. Can't wait until they are back in stock!

I first enjoyed Mozart Kugeln many years ago when visiting Salzburg, Austria. As I bit into each layer, the magical combination of rich chocolate, chewy marzipan and creamy chocolate again was unforgettable. Made me want to burst into song ... maybe a bit of "Edelweiss" or "My Favorite Things."Fast forward 40 years. Mozart Kugeln are still being made. Just as delicious and luscious as ever. I order a box of them for no reason at all -- and the latest shipment arrived today. Perfect condition, fresh, tasty and in the beautiful box with Mozart's picture on it.Treats made this well may be a small luxury, BUT these Kugeln are worth it! Cheaper than a trip to Salzburg!Treat yourself today. And if you feel like singing, go right ahead.

This is my favorite splurge. Expensive but my favorite one!

There is nothing that compares to these marzipan ...they're simply the best

If you like marzipan and European chocolate you will probably like these. I suggest buying ONLY in cold weather, they won't survive heat. The price makes them a rare treat. If you just want European chocolate and live near an Aldi I find their Moser Roth (mostly German) and Choceur (mostly German or Austrian) brand chocolates are nearly as good at a MUCH lower price point, ounce for ounce. But Aldi doesn't have marzipan that comes close to Reber.

These are delicious! I must have bought these boxes at least 6 times over the past 2 years. Anyway, they also arrived really fast (2 days), bc they are shipped from the US somewhere, so the chocolate had not melted.

This item was terrible, it usually tastes good but this time it was expired and not edible.

These are my favorite candy in the world so when I saw these on Amazon for a great price, I jumped on it. They’re from a third-party seller, and the chocolate has lost its tempering and bloomed (well within sell-by date, and it’s only in the 50’s outside so it wouldn’t have happened in transit). It doesn’t affect the taste any, but you might not want to give them as a gift.