Horalky Chocolate – the legend that finally went all in on cocoa 🍫
Some tastes are supposed to stay exactly the same. Horalky is one of them – the same crispy wafers, the same peanut cream, the same wrapper you could recognise with your eyes closed, decade after decade. That is the whole point of it. So when Sedita changes something about Horalky, people notice. 
And Sedita has been on a roll lately, one novelty after another – and, to be fair, the good kind. The latest one made us look twice: Horalky Chocolate.
What exactly is Horalky Chocolate? 🍫
Dark wafer sheets, a rich cocoa-chocolate cream filling (72 %) and a cocoa coating around it. Where the original leads with peanut cream, this one is chocolate the whole way through – the same crisp snap, only deeper and darker.
The first bite is familiar, the second one is not. It is still unmistakably a Horalka: the same thin layers, the same clean break when you snap it in half. But instead of the gentle nutty sweetness, the cocoa takes over and stays a little longer.
Who will like it most? ☕
This is the wafer for people who always found the classic a touch too mild – and for anyone who reaches for dark chocolate rather than milk. It works best with black coffee or a mug of Melta Čekafe in the evening, where the cocoa has something to lean against.
Which Horalka should you pick? 🏔️
- Sedita Horalky – the original: gentle peanut cream, cocoa edges, the taste everyone knows
- Horalky Peanut Butter – the same legend with a bigger, nuttier punch
- Horalky Chocolate – the new one: dark wafers, chocolate cream, peanuts stepping out of the lead role
If you are sending a parcel to someone who grew up on Horalky, the new one is the small surprise that still feels like home – a familiar shape with something new inside.
For households where one pack is never enough 📦
Horalky disappear fast. That is not an opinion, that is physics. For families, offices and long autumn evenings there is the classic box of 56 pieces – the supply that finally lasts longer than a weekend.
Wherever you are, we’re happy to bring a little taste of Czech home to your table.
