The U.K.'s grocery aisles are on point right now — from Harry and Meghan beer to Crispy M&Ms spread, we're about one new release away from booking a ticket to London. Honestly, Toblerone's newest ice cream bar may have sealed the deal.
The beloved Swiss chocolate has officially been turned into an ice cream bar, and naturally it takes the same triangular shape. It's made with chocolate and honey ice cream, which sounds amazing to start with, and is covered with Swiss milk chocolate. Most importantly, there are crunchy honey and almond nougat pieces throughout.
Sadly, these won't be showing up in U.S. groceries stores anytime soon, a rep for Mondelez (which owns Toblerone) says. As of the end of February, they are available in groceries stores around the U.K., though, and they'll only cost you a few bucks. A single stick retails for $2.50 (£1.80), and a box of three goes for $3.
The Toblerone bars are a limited time offering, which honestly just adds to their appeal. They've also been 'grammed from places like Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates, so keep your eyes peeled if you're traveling. And now that the chocolate bars are easily found in the U.S., you don't have to be too jealous that the U.K. got first dibs.
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