(NEXSTAR) – The hidden image within the logo of Toblerone chocolate bars will remain after an upcoming redesign, a spokesperson for the brand’s parent company confirmed. Mondelez International, the ...
WCBD: Mom stunned when boy points out hidden picture in Toblerone logo
After discovering white nougat, Theodor Tobler (Jean Tobler's son) and Emil Baumann (Theodor Tobler’s cousin) invent a unique chocolate bar, Toblerone! Its special recipe, triangular shape and instantly recognizable logo made it distinct.
The triangular chocolate bar’s packaging features its logo: the snow-covered peak of the Matterhorn and the red inscription “TOBLERONE.” The name comes from the surname Tobler and the Italian word “torrone,” a treat made from roasted nuts, egg whites, sugar, and honey.
Discover the history and meaning behind the iconic Toblerone logo, from its mountain-inspired design to its hidden bear-shaped image.
Nonetheless, the animal is still strongly associated with the city ― and will be missing on Toblerone’s new logo, which promises a “modernised and streamlined mountain logo that aligns with...
There is a lot of mystery and speculation surrounding the Toblerone logo for a variety of reasons. First, the logo had a hidden symbol inside the mountain. If you look closely at the image above, you will see a white bear.
When we picture the Toblerone logo, we tend to imagine its peaked mountain and the bold yellow and red colours associated with the packaging. But many of us won’t have noticed, however, that illustrator Davidson has also cleverly incorporated a rearing white bear onto the forefront of the Matterhorn.
the Toblerone logo is more than a mere emblem – it’s a tapestry of history, culture, and innovation woven into one of Switzerland’s most iconic brands. From its origins in Bern to its subtle nods to Appenzell heritage, the logo encapsulates a rich narrative that goes beyond chocolate.