Toblerone has partnered with Biscoff to introduce a new chocolate treat: the Biscoff Toblerone Diamond Truffles. Unlike the traditional mountain-shaped bar, these are smaller chocolates with a caramelised biscuit filling, along with honey and almond nougat pieces.
Availability and Pricing
The product is already on shelves at Tesco, retailing at £6 for a 180g packet, while Ocado and Sainsbury's charge £6.75. It has been released with the festive season in mind, described as 'packed with luxury deliciousness as a sweet present' and 'perfect for gifting or sharing at special gatherings.'
Reactions from Foodies
Food enthusiasts have shared mixed reviews. On Instagram, @tanbraine called Toblerone 'one of' their 'faves,' while @emily_jaines_insta said 'these are a need.' @sweetreviewsuk wrote: 'Biscoff lovers will love them. Super creamy, crunchy and packed with that classic Biscoff flavour.' However, they added, 'I personally felt like I need[ed] more Toblerone to come through but that might just be me.'
Price has been a point of contention, with @sweetreviewsuk calling £6.80 'crazy money' and saying, 'Really enjoyed trying them, but I personally wouldn’t buy them again at that price.' @kyroseven agreed, noting they’ll 'definitely wait until they’re on offer to even consider it.'
Other Biscoff Collaborations
Biscoff has also teamed up with Cadbury for the new Cadbury Biscoff-filled Baubles, spherical treats described as 'delicious' with 'so much filling' by @newfoodsuk. They are available online at Cadbury Gifts and expected in supermarkets soon. The Cadbury Biscoff bar, launched in 2025, received mixed feedback, but Biscoff's own Milk Chocolate with Biscoff Spread offers a more dominant flavour.
More Chocolate News
M&S recently revived four retro chocolate bars: Jet, Now, Sparks, and Coconut Grove, priced at £1 each, featuring the St Michael logo. The supermarket also released Collection Single Origin Dark Chocolate with Mint, made from 85% Peruvian dark chocolate with Indian mint oil, priced at £3 for 100g.
