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Cloetta Product family

Sportlunch

Cloetta's wafer and milk-chocolate countline, launched in 1937 as Mellanmål and renamed Sportlunch in 1996.

First sold
1937
Sizes on record
4
Barcodes known
4
Sold in
4 countries

Sportlunch sizes and barcodes

Packs drawn to scale. A size without a photo is known from the maker's list and has no page yet.

  1. 25 g

    Sport Lunch 25 g flow-wrapped bar

    Barcode 7310040028647

    7310040028647

    Sweden

  2. 50 g

    Dubbel 50 g

    Barcode 7310040028746

    7310040028746

    Sweden

  3. 50 g

    Power Break 1 50 g flow-wrapped bar

    Barcode 7310040028654

    7310040028654

    Sweden

  4. Sportlunch 80 g

    80 g flow-wrapped bar

    Barcode 7310040028067

    7310040028067

    Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland

Sportlunch timeline

  1. Launched. Launched under the name Mellanmål
  2. Renamed. Renamed Sportlunch
  3. Launched. Power Break variant with hazelnuts and toffee added to the line
  4. Recipe changed. Cloetta changed its milk chocolate recipe, altering Sportlunch

About the range

Sportlunch is Cloetta's wafer countline: thin layers of wafer between and under milk chocolate, sold in Sweden and Norway and, on the current four-language pack, in Denmark and Finland as well.[1][2] It was launched in 1937 under the name Mellanmål and renamed Sportlunch in 1996, and a Power Break variant with hazelnuts and toffee joined it in 2012; Cloetta reformulated its milk chocolate in 2016, which changed the taste of Sportlunch among other products.[1] ICA sells it as an 80 g chocolate bar and as the 50 g Sportlunch Dubbel,[3][4] and Open Food Facts also holds a 25 g single bar and the 50 g Power Break 1, each under its own barcode.[5][6][7]

Sportlunch nutrition, size by size

Per 100 g, as each pack's own label states it.

80 g
Energy kcal527
Sugars g52
Fat g29
Protein g6.6
Salt g0.35

Sportlunch ingredients

From the one pack with a transcribed label.

SockerKakaosmörVetemjölHelmjölkspulverVegetabiliska fetter (palm, shea)KakaomassaSkummjölkspulverVasslepulver (mjölk)Fettreducerat kakaopulverEmulgeringsmedel (sojalecitin)SaltKokosoljaAromer (bl.a. vanillin)Bakpulver (E500)

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References

  1. ↑ Wikipedia: Sportlunch Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-15. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  2. ↑ Open Food Facts: Swedish, Danish/Norwegian and Finnish ingredient blocks Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2026-08-20. Accessed 2026-09-15. Back, ingredient strip. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors. Upstream: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/7310040028067.
  3. ↑ ICA: Sportlunch 80g Cloetta ICA. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-15. Record: 7310040028067.
  4. ↑ ICA: Sportlunch Dubbel 50g Cloetta ICA. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-25. Record: 7310040028746.
  5. ↑ Open Food Facts: Sport Lunch, Cloetta, 50 g Open Food Facts. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-15. Record: 7310040028746. ODbL. Open Food Facts contributors.
  6. ↑ Open Food Facts: sport lunch, Cloetta, 25g Open Food Facts. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-25. Record: 7310040028647. ODbL. Open Food Facts contributors.
  7. ↑ Open Food Facts: Cloetta Power Break 1, 50 g Open Food Facts. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-25. Record: 7310040028654. ODbL. Open Food Facts contributors.
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