The Swiss chocolate bar with a triangular shape and honey-almond nougat is Toblerone.
Toblerone was created in Switzerland by Theodor Tobler and Emil Baumann and first introduced in 1908. Its name combines Tobler’s surname with torrone, an Italian word associated with nougat.
The bar’s distinctive triangular peaks contain milk chocolate, honey, almonds, and nougat. The shape is widely associated with the Matterhorn, the mountain shown on the packaging, although the exact design history has additional links to the dancers of the Folies Bergère.
Toblerone is made by Mondelez International, which acquired the brand through earlier corporate ownership changes. It is often identified simply as Swiss chocolate, but its signature feature is the combination of triangular form and honey-almond nougat.