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Milka I love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen Alpenmilch 130 g gift carton

A 130 g gift carton of wafer-thin heart-shaped Milka Alpine milk chocolate tablets, sold in Germany and Austria.

Size & format

Barcode 76224007797567622400779756

German/Austrian retail carton[1]

Germany, Austria · German · supported

Evidence reviewed

Context, dates & evidence notes · Other observations

Evidence observed
2023-10-11
Net content
130 g
Pack
gift carton

Read from the Open Food Facts label photographs: ingredient strip uploaded 2023-10-11, nutrition panel 2021-01-15, back panel 2018-04-08 and a 2023-06-10 shelf photograph showing the same panel beside the printed barcode 7 622400 779756. The statement is unchanged across the 2018 and 2023 photographs apart from Süßmolkenpulver/Süssmolkenpulver and Sojalecithin/Sojalecithine spelling.

Nutrition

Nutrition panel

Per 100 g

as sold[1]

548 kcalEnergy
55 gSugars
Per 100 g · per 100 g · as sold
NutrientAmount per 100 g
Energy2288 kJ / 548 kcal
Fat33 g
of which saturates19 g
Carbohydrate56 g
of which sugars55 g
Fibre1.7 g
Protein6 g
Salt0.35 g

Notes on this panel

Transcribed from the Nährwertangaben table on the back panel.

Nutrition panel

Per 32.5 g

as sold[1]

178 kcalEnergy
18 gSugars
Per 32,5 g · per 32.5 g · as sold
NutrientAmount per 32.5 g
Energy744 kJ (9% DV) / 178 kcal
Fat11 g (15% DV)
of which saturates6.3 g (31% DV)
Carbohydrate18 g (7% DV)
of which sugars18 g (20% DV)
Fibre0.6 g
Protein1.9 g (4% DV)
Salt0.11 g (2% DV)

Notes on this panel

Energy · kJ · 744 kJ (9% DV)[1]
The 9 % reference intake is printed for the energy row as a whole.
Fibre · g · 0.6 g[1]
The reference-intake cell for fibre prints a dash.

The pack's second column, with a third column giving the reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal).

Ingredients

Declared ingredients

  1. Sugar,
  2. Cocoa butter,
  3. Skimmed milk powder,
  4. Cocoa mass,
  5. Sweet whey powder,
  6. Butterfat,
  7. Hazelnuts,
  8. Soy lecithin,
  9. Flavourings

Original statement & ingredient evidence

Alpenmilch Schokolade. Zutaten: Zucker, Kakaobutter, Magermilchpulver, Kakaomasse, Süssmolkenpulver (aus Milch), Butterreinfett, Haselnüsse, Emulgator (Sojalecithine), Aroma. Kakao: 30% mindestens. Kann andere Nüsse enthalten.

Declared ingredients

  1. Sugar — Zucker [1] known
  2. Cocoa butter — Kakaobutter [1] known
  3. Skimmed milk powder — Magermilchpulver [1] known
    Emphasised in the statement as an allergenic ingredient.
  4. Cocoa mass — Kakaomasse [1] known
  5. Sweet whey powder — Süssmolkenpulver [1] known
    Printed as "Süssmolkenpulver (aus Milch)", with Milch emphasised.
  6. Butterfat — Butterreinfett [1] known
    Emphasised in the statement as an allergenic ingredient.
  7. Hazelnuts — Haselnüsse [1] known
    Emphasised in the statement as an allergenic ingredient.
  8. Soy lecithin — Sojalecithine · emulsifier [1] known
    Printed as "Emulgator (Sojalecithine)", with Sojalecithine emphasised.
  9. Flavourings — Aroma [1] known

Allergen declarations

  • contains: milk[1] · Magermilchpulver, "aus Milch" in the whey powder and Butterreinfett are set in bold in the statement.
  • contains: nuts[1] · Haselnüsse is set in bold in the statement.
  • contains: soybeans[1] · Sojalecithine is set in bold inside the emulsifier bracket.
  • may contain: nuts[1] · "Kann andere Nüsse enthalten." printed in bold after the cocoa minimum, i.e. nuts other than hazelnut.

Other observations & source differences (3)

Different sources or national labels can coexist. Differences alone do not establish a change to the product.

  • German/Austrian retail carton supported · selected

    Read from the Open Food Facts label photographs: ingredient strip uploaded 2023-10-11, nutrition panel 2021-01-15, back panel 2018-04-08 and a 2023-06-10 shelf photograph showing the same panel beside the printed barcode 7 622400 779756. The statement is unchanged across the 2018 and 2023 photographs apart from Süßmolkenpulver/Süssmolkenpulver and Sojalecithin/Sojalecithine spelling.

  • GS1 trade data-pool record supported · Compare evidence

    The manufacturer-supplied record behind two retailers: World of Sweets in Germany prints it against EAN 7622400779756, and the Austrian Eurogast/Sinnesberger sheet 310012 reproduces the same statement, panel and denomination. GS1-fed sheets repeat each other, so the two count as one line of evidence.

  • Evidence awaiting context review unconfirmed · Compare evidence

Statements on the label

  • 100% Alpenmilch Schokolade[1]label · Printed as a milk-churn badge next to the barcode on the back panel.
  • Kakao: 30% mindestens[1]label · Printed at the end of the ingredient statement, the minimum cocoa solids of the chocolate.
  • Cocoa Life[1]manufacturer · The Cocoa Life roundel with www.cocoalife.org is printed beside the barcode; recorded as the maker's own sourcing programme, not as certification by us.
Barcode
7622400779756 check digit OK
Also named
Milka I love Milka wafer-thin Alpine milk chocolate hearts 130 g (en)
Brand
Milka
Net content
130 g
Pack
gift carton
Made in
🇩🇪 Germany
Status
active

About this product

Milka I love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen Alpenmilch is a 130 g gift carton of wafer-thin, heart-shaped tablets of Milka Alpine milk chocolate, sold in Germany and Austria under the legal denomination Alpenmilch Schokolade with at least 30 % cocoa.[2] The back panel sets the country badges (DE) and (AT) side by side before one German text block and names Mondelez Deutschland in Bremen and Mondelez Österreich in Vienna as the responsible operators.[2] Milka is a Suchard brand created in 1901 and owned by Mondelēz International since the 2012 Kraft Foods demerger.[3] A German retailer sells the carton at EUR 4.49, gives Germany as the country of origin and names Mondelez Deutschland GmbH as the operator against this EAN.[4] The pack also carries a "100 % Alpenmilch" badge and the Cocoa Life roundel.[2]

The 2006-2013 Barcodepedia held this barcode under the slug "milka i love milka"; its surviving 2008 capture is an untranslated "Unknown Item" stub.[5] A 2023 shelf photograph shows the printed barcode 7 622400 779756 beside the same nutrition table as the 2021 panel photograph.[2] The photographed pack, unchanged in substance between 2018 and 2023, lists whole hazelnuts ahead of the emulsifier and declares 2288 kJ / 548 kcal per 100 g; the GS1 trade data-pool record that German and Austrian retailers published in 2026 lists hazelnut paste after the emulsifier and declares 2296 kJ / 550 kcal, with lower protein and salt.[4][6] Open Food Facts also tags the barcode for France, which the German-only pack contradicts, and its typed nutrition figures differ from both labels.[2]

Where it's sold

  • World of Sweets [4] Germany EUR 4.49 · new · sourced World of Sweets lists the 130 g carton under EAN 7622400779756 and gives "Herkunftsland: Deutschland". · made in Germany
  • Amazon.de [7] Germany new · sourced Amazon Germany listing B003U2F7E4 prints barcode 7622400779756 shown as unavailable; details table prints Global Trade Identification Number 07622400779756; no price given, the page shows no buybox and no Add to Cart, only See All Buying Options, read with delivery set to Berlin 10115
  • Eurogast Sinnesberger [6] Austria · derived Austrian wholesaler data sheet 310012 for "I love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen 130g, Alpenmilch Schokolade", brand Milka: name, brand and 130 g net content match, but the sheet prints no barcode.
  • The back panel prints the country badges (DE) and (AT) side by side before a single German-language block, so both codes mark markets rather than one language; German operator named beneath.[1] Germany · printed Made in Germany
  • The (AT) badge stands beside (DE) before the same one German text block, and the pack names Mondelez Österreich, A-1140 Wien as the Austrian operator.[1] Austria · printed Made in Germany

A listing is evidence that this barcode is sold there, on that date; a price is what that listing showed, not a recommended price. Store links may be affiliate links (how this works).

Other names for this product

Also known as

  • I love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen de
  • Alpenmilch Schokolade de

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Sources & research

Evidence reviewed

Open Food Facts

Open Food Facts: Hauchzarte Herzen, Milka, 130 g — typed record and the label photographs read for this entry

catalogue · Accessed 2026-09-15

Source & attribution [2] ↗

Wikipedia

Wikipedia: Milka

publication · Accessed 2026-09-15

Source & attribution [3] ↗

Coverage & research gaps (10)

Coverage measures the evidence recorded here. It does not rate the product.

  • Identity: 3 / 3 · Name, brand and classification recorded
  • Context: 2 / 3 · Evidence groups assigned to a researched label, edition or analysis
  • Label photographs: 0 / 2 · Researched contexts with an assigned photograph
  • German/Austrian retail carton: nutrient evidence: 18 / 18 · Recorded nutrient rows linked to a source; not the number of nutrients that ought to exist
  • GS1 trade data-pool record: nutrient evidence: 9 / 9 · Recorded nutrient rows linked to a source; not the number of nutrients that ought to exist
  • Specifications: 3 / 3 · Recorded specifications mapped to comparable property keys
  • markets · disputed: Open Food Facts tags this barcode France as well as Germany and Austria. The photographed pack carries one German text block with (DE) and (AT) badges and names only German and Austrian operators, so France is not recorded here. A French-language label or a French retailer listing would settle it.
  • nutrition · disputed: The printed panel (2288 kJ / 548 kcal, saturates 19 g, sugars 55 g, protein 6,0 g, salt 0,35 g per 100 g) and the 2026 GS1 trade record (2296 kJ / 550 kcal, saturates 20 g, sugars 56 g, protein 5,8 g, salt 0,26 g) disagree. Both are kept as their own panels; which one is on the shelf today is unresolved.
  • nutrition · stale: Open Food Facts' typed per-100 g values (2290.3 kJ, 550.77 kcal, saturates 19.5 g, protein 6.1 g, salt 0.4 g) match neither the photographed panel nor the trade record, and 550.77 kcal is 179 kcal per 32,5 g scaled to 100 g rather than a printed figure, so none of them was transcribed.
  • ingredients · disputed: The photographed statement lists Haselnüsse seventh, ahead of the emulsifier; the 2026 trade record lists HASELNUSSMASSE after it. Kept as two observations because no dated label change was found and neither source says which is current.
  • relationships · unknown: No source names the licensee of GS1 company prefix 7622400. The block holds 134 Open Food Facts packs covering Milka, Côte d'Or, Marabou and Freia, that is Mondelēz International's European chocolate portfolio on a Swiss (762) prefix, and it passed through Suchard, Jacobs Suchard and Kraft Foods before 2012, so no single company is recorded as prefix owner or written to gs1_prefixes_inferred.
  • packaging · unknown: No photograph of the side panels or of the best-before and lot area was available, so no oval identification mark or packaging code could be read, and the number of hearts in the carton is not stated on any surface read.
  • evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
  • schema · schema_gap: Review and assign legacy facts to coherent observations.
  • ingredients · not_researched: Ingredient statement or sourced exemption not recorded.
  • nutrition · not_researched: Nutrition declaration or exemption not recorded.

All references & source details

References

  1. ↑ as printed on pack
  2. ↑ Open Food Facts: Hauchzarte Herzen, Milka, 130 g — typed record and the label photographs read for this entry Open Food Facts. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-15. Record: 7622400779756. Raw uploads imgid 2 (back, 2018-04-08), 5 (nutrition, 2021-01-15), 6 (barcode and badges, 2023-06-10), 7 (ingredients, 2023-10-11). ODbL; photos CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
  3. ↑ Wikipedia: Milka Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-15. History. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  4. ↑ World of Sweets: Milka Hauchzarte Herzen Alpenmilch 130g — EAN, price, country of origin, operator, ingredient statement and nutrition table World of Sweets. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-24. Record: 304763. Produktdetails; Zutaten/Nährwerte.
  5. ↑ Barcodepedia (2006-2013), capture of 7 October 2008: the page slug "milka-i-love-milka" above an untranslated "Unknown Item" stub Barcodepedia. other. Published 2008-10-07. Accessed 2026-09-15.
  6. ↑ Eurogast Sinnesberger: data sheet 310012, I love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen 130g, Alpenmilch Schokolade Eurogast Sinnesberger. retailer. Published 2026-09-15. Accessed 2026-09-15. Record: 310012.
  7. ↑ Milka I Love Milka Hauchzarte Herzen Alpenmilch, 130 g Amazon.de. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-17. Record: B003U2F7E4. product details, barcode.

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Barcode & identifiers

GTIN-14
07622400779756
EAN-13 / GTIN-13
7622400779756

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