Reviewing Everything Milka: Cookies, Treats, Candy, & More

Review

These have a reasonably thick milk chocolate shell, and inside is a completely filled cavity of slightly softer, solidified white chocolate cream with large, dark, crunchy bits. Basically, in a sense, its appearance resembles a white chocolate filling encased in a milk chocolate shell. I also really enjoy that the entire inside is completely filled with this white chocolate instead of the usual “it’s missing a lot of the filling!”

When biting in, I did notice an additional texture: wafer. Indeed, between the milk chocolate center in a chocolate shell, there’s a very thin wafer-like crust. That aside, the overall mouthfeel is like a truffle, with a light wafer crunch from the wafer part, as well as a touch from the chocolate bits on the inside. The milk chocolate shell and the white cream have a similar soft texture.

Then, in terms of taste, you get that sweet, creamy Milka chocolate flavor, as well as a very creamy, not overly punchy, but still moderately sweet combination of white chocolate and a slight cookie. For the most part, I don’t think I got an explicit Oreo taste; instead, this was more like a very creamy mix of white chocolate and milk chocolate. Definitely don’t expect that dark chocolate Oreo flavor from its cookie part, or that super-sweet artificial cream.

Overall, while this didn’t necessarily remind me of Oreo, the nuance of the flavors and textures was great! These do resemble Oreo snowballs/eggs, but this Milka version has a softer chocolate and, inside, is a smidge more creamy, with a tiny accompanying crunch.

Release Date

Released around March 2021. Found at Tiendas D1 in mid-July 2026.

Review

Well, it looks bubbly to say the least. This is probably the most unique-looking chocolate bar I’ve ever seen. There also seems to be more of the cream feeling than the actual shell itself. The filling resembles a cookie structure, and biting into it feels like a softer cookie. Not crunchy nor thick, just a soft-ish cookie. This, coupled with the soft, creamy shell, makes for a decent mouthfeel, though the contrast isn’t too high, as the filling is already quite soft—it would have been better if it were crunchier, is what I’m getting at.

Taste-wise, I wish the filling were more flavorful. The sweet chocolate shell absolutely takes over, dominating the flavor. In fact, I don’t think the filling adds any flavor here. Honestly, the bar reminds me of a Hershey bar, though it feels just an ever-so-smidge more premium and creamy. Other than that, this is no more than a regular, bubble-shaped sweet milk chocolate bar.

Review

I’m unsure of a release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot in mid-May 2026

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A thin, darker-looking shell encases an even darker mix of lightly crunchy, solidified cookie pieces, as if they ground up Oreo and molded the dust together. Unfortunately, the layer is thin, though it provides bits of crunch. And despite that, when you bite in, it’s an Oreo cookie flavor. Coupled with the more milky shell, it comes across as something even sweeter, though less creamy due to the lack of actual Oreo creme.

Essentially, it’s a very chocolately bar that leans towards a sweet, darker cookie vibe. If they could somehow add the flavor of the creme of an Oreo, it would be perfect!

Review

I’m unsure of a release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot in late December 2025.

Review

Interesting! It’s a chocolate bar where each square is sandwiched between two thin biscuit cookies. The chocolate dominates here, though, giving the entire bar a taste of sweet milk chocolate with some extra crunchiness from the biscuit portion. Unfortunately, even the biscuit portion is too thin for the amount of chocolate the bar contains, and furthermore, it lacks any flavor. This is essentially a sweet chocolate bar in terms of flavor, and a mildly crunchy biscuit in terms of composition.

Release Date

I’m unsure of a release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot in late December 2025.

Review

A tame, creamy, and smooth milk chocolate bar with a few hazelnuts scattered through it, giving it a light crunch here and there. The flavor is mostly a moderately sweet chocolate with a few licks of hazelnut directly from the pieces in it. Unfortunately, there aren’t many, so what you get is a milky, sweet chocolate bar, with at best being touches of hazelnut. Don’t expect Nutella or anything crazy here! If you like hazelnut, I would suggest another bar unless you like yours much milder.

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I’m unsure of a release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot in late December 2025.

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What an interesting combo! At the center—which happens to be the central piece of this bar—is a soft-solid cookie-like filling that looks like blended chocolate chip cookies and some thick goo holding it together. And indeed, it does taste like a Chips Ahoy cookie, and with the chocolate shell, it forms a pleasant complementary combination. However, I do think the milk chocolate shell part is a bit sweeter than what it’s covering, so it does overshadow the cookie part to some degree. Overall, it’s a modernly sweet, cookie- and chocolate-tasting, premium-feeling bar.

Review

While I’m unsure of an exact release date, reviews date back to around 2017. Found at Ocean State Job Lot in June 2025.

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Why did I expect more than this? It’s a simple, soft-crunchy biscuit stick with a thin layer of milk chocolate. Overall, it’s not all that sweet; it’s just right. Simply put, it’s just a bit boring in my book, but decent enough to snack on. There’s nothing to write home about these.

Review

While I’m not sure when this was released, the reviews date back several years. Found at Ocean State Job Lot, April 2025.

Review

Chocolate: A very soft, fairly sweet milk chocolate bar with a good amount of moderately sweet, soft cream on the inside. This cream is soft-solid and has a good amount of Oreo bits, which adds a light crunch here and there. The overall quality of the bar is a little higher than your average chocolate bar and makes for a pretty solid cookie n’ cream-type candy that leans on the chocolatier side due to its shell.

White: Instead of milk chocolate like its brother, it’s a lightly sweet and creamy white chocolate shell with the same filling as the chocolate one. This means, however, that the inside filling is closer to the flavor of the shell, making it less distinctive compared to the other one. Still, it’s good, although I prefer the chocolate version for its differentiating flavors!

Review

The Chocolate version was released in January 2017, although I can’t find a release date for the White version. I found both of these at Ocean State Job Lot, April 2025.

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Biting in, I was greeted with a sticky, gooey, fruity, very sweet jelly. I can’t figure out what flavor it is exactly. Aside from the jelly, there is a very soft white solid alongside it that doesn’t seem to have much flavor or add anything noticeable to the texture. So, in total, you get a thin, easily breakable, semi-sweet milk chocolate bar with sweet jelly inside. Not bad, I’d say!

Review

While I’m unsure of a release date, reviews date back several years. Found at Ocean State Job Lot, March 2025.

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These are so cool looking! Full mini Oreos are embedded nicely in a milk chocolate bar. The silky chocolate bar pairs nicely with the crunchy Oreos. Together, it’s a tasty, fairly sweet combination.

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Reviews date back to 2023, although Cadbury has an identical Oreo chocolate bar, where reviews date back many years. Found at Ocean State Job Lot, April 2024.

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Where is any ounce of yogurt flavor here? This is a lightly sweet milk chocolate bar with a thin, white, soft filling that honestly has zero flavor. The chocolate, at least, is creamy and pleasantly sweet.

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Not sure when this was released, but reviews date back many years. Found at Ocean State Job Lot, November 2023.