Toblerone: Shocked fans are just discovering the secret hidden in its logo
More under this adEven though Toblerone is one of the most popular chocolate treats in the world, many fans haven’t noticed what’s hidden in its logo in plain sight.
Due to its unique shape, bright golden packaging and not to mention, and delicious taste, Toblerone has been able to become one of the most recognisable chocolate brands in the world. If you walk into any candy shop or even most airport duty-free shops, chances are that you are going to spot packets of these pyramid-like treats.
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However, did you know that there is actually a figure hidden on the Toblerone logo? If you did not, you’re definitely not the only one.
More under this adMore under this adWhat’s hidden in the Toblerone logo?
Toblerone packets are pyramid-shaped usually with a golden yellow packaging and the name of the chocolate is written in red letters. On the left side of the packet, is the image of a mountain peak.
More under this adMore under this adA woman Tweeted about a discovery her son made, where he pointed out to her that the Toblerone logo actually contains a bear.
She writes in her Tweet,
My son had his first Toblerone today. “What’s the bear for?”More under this adMore under this ad
Me: “what bear?”
I was today years old when I found out there’s a bear in the Toblerone logo.More under this adMore under this ad
The bear can be seen in the logo hidden within the image of the mountain. Other people were equally shocked to discover this.
More under this adMore under this adThe reason for the bear
The bear on the packet is hidden within the outline of the mountain. As reported by 1000logosnet, Toblerone was first established in 1908 in Switzerland. The mountain in the image is believed to be a homage to the Matterhorn mountains in the Swiss Alps.
The reason for having a bear is because the chocolate was created in the city of Bern in Switzerland, which is also called ‘the city of bears.’ Thus, bears are a symbol of Bern, even appearing in the city’s coat of arms. Toblerone, therefore, pays tribute to its city of birth through its logo.
More under this adMore under this adSources used:
1000logosnet: ‘TOBLERONE LOGO’