Milka OREO Giant Easter Eggs
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We show Milka OREO Giant Easter Eggs - German Candy Video Review for babies, kids, families & collectors
Milka is a traditional brand of chocolate confection, since October 2012 manufactured by Mondelēz International (formerly Kraft Foods).[1] It is sold in bar form and in a variety of specialty shapes at Easter and Christmas.[2] The brand also manufactures chocolate-covered cookies, snacks, and biscuits with their same Alpine milk chocolate.
The brand has a well-known symbol, a Purple Cow, which is a lilac coloured Simmental cattle (Fleckvieh) which are normally brown-white, with a completely white face. A cow was already depicted on the early chocolate packing in 1901 and appeared in billboard advertising from the 1950s onwards. A first ad campaign displaying a dyed living cow was launched by Young & Rubicam in 1972. Today the Milka Cow sports a bell around her neck, and is usually shown in an Alpine meadow surrounding. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milka
Milka is a traditional brand of chocolate confection, since October 2012 manufactured by Mondelēz International (formerly Kraft Foods).[1] It is sold in bar form and in a variety of specialty shapes at Easter and Christmas.[2] The brand also manufactures chocolate-covered cookies, snacks, and biscuits with their same Alpine milk chocolate.
The brand has a well-known symbol, a Purple Cow, which is a lilac coloured Simmental cattle (Fleckvieh) which are normally brown-white, with a completely white face. A cow was already depicted on the early chocolate packing in 1901 and appeared in billboard advertising from the 1950s onwards. A first ad campaign displaying a dyed living cow was launched by Young & Rubicam in 1972. Today the Milka Cow sports a bell around her neck, and is usually shown in an Alpine meadow surrounding. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milka