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German Marzipan, the Real Thing

Marzipan is a simple dessert of almonds and sugar, and the difference between good and forgettable comes down to the amount of almonds sprinkled throughout. Our assortment is small on purpose and built around German producers who have been crafting this treat for a very long time. This is a specialty shelf, not a big one.

What Marzipan Brands Does World Market Sell?

Three. Niederegger, the Lubeck house that most people mean when they say marzipan, covers a classic loaf in dark chocolate and bars in classic milk, classic dark, and orange dark chocolate. Schluckwerder offers chocolate and dark chocolate marzipan loaves plus a baking marzipan. Ritter Sport rounds it out with a marzipan dark chocolate bar.

What Is the Difference Between a Marzipan Loaf and a Bar?

A loaf is a thick block of marzipan coated in chocolate, meant to be sliced and shared. A bar is thinner and closer to a standard chocolate bar with a marzipan center. If you are buying for one person to enjoy over a week or to set out at a party, take the loaf. For a lunchbox or a small gift, the bar makes more sense.

Can You Bake With This Marzipan?

Yes! One of them is made for it. Schluckwerder baking marzipan is formulated for the oven rather than for eating straight, which makes it the one to reach for if you are filling pastries, stollen style breads, or cookies. The chocolate coated loaves and bars are confections and are better left as they are.

Ways to Enjoy Marzipan

  • Slice a chocolate coated loaf thin and serve it with coffee after dinner.
  • Stuff dates with marzipan for a two-ingredient dessert that looks like effort.
  • Use baking marzipan as a filling for pastries or a layer in a cake.
  • Pair a dark chocolate marzipan bar with a strong black tea.
  • Keep a bar on hand as a small gift, since it travels better than most chocolate.

If you grew up on this, you already know which brand you want. If you did not, start with a classic dark chocolate bar. For the recipe version, see our marzipan stuffed dates recipe, or browse more chocolate candy, and candy and chocolate.