Maitre Truffout Germany Candy Wholesale & Bulk

Maitre Truffout Germany candy for wholesale buyers

Honestly, this is a cold-weather brand for us. Most of what Maitre Truffout sends from Germany is marzipan or nougat, and the rest is the kind of thing people buy in December (boxed gifts and those hot chocolate spoons). We sell it retail and wholesale and ship it across the US. One case is enough to get going, and once your account’s approved you get account pricing.

If we had to lead with one bar it’d be the Maitre Truffout Marzipan-Nougat Milk Chocolate Bar 75g, mainly because you can take it single or in a 10-piece. The Marzipan Bar with Dark Chocolate 175g is its bigger, darker sibling. Then there’s the Chocolate Alps Honey Nougat Almond Bar, honey and almond worked into nougat, which is the one we’d grab first ourselves.

Mozart balls and hot chocolate spoons

Mozart balls are the gift side. You get the Maitre Truffout Mozart Balls 10pc Fancy Gift Box and the Mozart Kugeln Marzipan Balls (both boxed, so nobody has to dress them up). Mostly they leave as holiday presents. Sometimes as a little extra at an event.

Maitre Truffout Hot Chocolate Spoons Whole Milk 60g. That’s the winter one. Packs come as 10 or 12. We’d stand them right by the coffee counter, since someone holding a cup is already halfway to thinking about hot chocolate. Saves you hunting down a separate seasonal supplier just for this.

Bars, colors, and formats

Then the plain stuff. The Maitre Truffout Milk Chocolate Bar is exactly what it sounds like. We’ve got more of a soft spot for the Dark Chocolate Orange Cream Bar (orange with dark chocolate is hard to argue with). The marzipan bars are there for anyone after something fancier. Wrappers are mostly brown, with yellow and orange showing up as well. You’ll see bars and bulk packs plus boxed pieces. The lightest unit is about 0.73 pounds and the heaviest about 2.31.

• Marzipan bars and marzipan-nougat bars, single or multipack
• Mozart balls, boxed or as Kugeln, for gifting
• Hot chocolate spoons in a 10-pack or 12-pack for winter
• A milk chocolate bar and a dark chocolate orange cream bar

Why German Maitre Truffout sells

We think of German chocolate as something that wakes up when it gets cold. Marzipan and nougat do. Mozart balls too. The hot chocolate spoons most of all, since a lot of this ends up wrapped as a present. So one brand can handle your holiday table, from bars and boxed gifts to something you stir into a mug. And on the shelf the brown and yellow wrappers, with a bit of orange, look warm without you trying.

Want more German marzipan than Maitre Truffout makes? Our Germany marzipan and nougat page goes further on that. If it’s the brand you like, the Maitre Truffout chocolate selection has what it makes outside Germany as well.

Ordering and shipping

Retail or wholesale, it works the same way. Grab one case and watch how the marzipan bars and Mozart balls go. Bring the hot chocolate spoons in once the weather turns. Cases weigh roughly 5 to 10 kg and you pay by card at checkout. We ship anywhere in the US, no minimum.

Other formats live in the bulk candy range if you want them next to these. Our own setup would be pretty plain. Milk and dark bars stay out all year. The Mozart balls and marzipan bars get pulled forward when people start shopping for gifts, and the spoons come out as the seasonal thing.

Merchandising the German range

Colors do a fair bit of the work with this set. Chocolate bars wear brown and the marzipan and nougat wear yellow. The dark orange cream bar is orange (of course it is). Put them side by side over the holidays and the shelf turns warm and golden, which is about what you want in December. We’d build one gift block out of the marzipan bars and the Mozart balls, because they already look like presents and a shopper who picks up one usually ends up looking at the other. The hot chocolate spoons go wherever a cold person goes looking. Coffee and tea is the obvious spot. Your seasonal shelf works too, where they mostly get tossed in as a cozy little add-on.

Bars and bulk and boxed also give you price steps without much thought. At the bottom sit the plain milk chocolate bar and the dark chocolate orange cream bar. One step up you’ve got the marzipan-nougat bars and the Chocolate Alps honey nougat almond bar. The Mozart Balls fancy gift box is the top step. Line all of it up on one fixture and the person grabbing a quick bar is standing right next to the marzipan and the boxed present, which is kind of the point. We’d put the box at eye level, personally.

Small thing we like about the 75g marzipan-nougat bar. It comes single and in a 10-piece, and the single can sit by the till for impulse buys while the 10-piece goes to whoever’s buying for half the family come December. Units sit between 0.73 and 2.31 pounds, nothing awkward to mix in one order. It’s German start to finish, too. One line on a sign covers the origin.

Build a Germany Maitre Truffout order around the seasons

Over a year it shakes out roughly like this, at least the way we’d run it. The milk chocolate bar and the dark chocolate orange cream bar do the everyday selling (fine, somebody has to). When gift season hits the marzipan and nougat bars carry it along with the Mozart balls, and once it’s properly cold the hot chocolate spoons by the coffee counter start earning their spot. That’s one German brand in bars and bulk and boxed packs, with units from 0.73 up to 2.31 pounds. Most of the set peaks in those cold gift months (marzipan and nougat, Mozart balls too) while the plain bars keep things ticking the rest of the time, which is why we don’t think you’d need a second German supplier. The marzipan-nougat bar in single and 10-piece, plus the spoons in a 10-pack and 12-pack, let you start with impulse buys and go bigger as the holidays get closer. If you want to try it, open a wholesale account and put in a single case. We’ll send the Maitre Truffout Germany candy to your store anywhere in the US. Account pricing kicks in after approval.

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