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Toblerone owner sues British vegan chocolate brand over chunky shape
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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Was a trademark issue, for which ingredients are irrelevant.
Fair, but it's a different shape, in a different shaped package, with a completely different word on it (it's not like a "Teebleroon" or something). There's literally zero chance that someone could look at this and think "That must be a Toblerone".
So, Mondelez can still fuck off and shove it up their arse.
And contrary to Frankie Boyle's advice: pull it out again straight away, like starting a lawnmower, before the corners have had a chance to melt