Ritter Sport Cookie DUO, Sweet & Salty and Caramel Cubes

Choosing a chocolate bar can become a surprisingly serious household discussion. Somebody wants cookies. Somebody wants caramel. Somebody says they don’t want any, then appears the instant the wrapper opens.

Ritter Sport’s Cookie DUO, Sweet & Salty DUO and Caramel Choco Cubes give that discussion a few promising directions. The two bars divide their attention between different fillings, while the cubes put caramel into a smaller, individually wrapped format. It’s a lineup for people who appreciate options—and who understand that “just one piece” is an opening position.

Ritter Sport Cookie DUO

Cookie DUO gives cookie fans two fillings under a milk chocolate shell. One side combines chocolate cream with crunchy cookie pieces; the other pairs vanilla cream with cocoa and vanilla biscuit pieces. The wrapper calls them Cookies’n Cocoa Creme and Cookies’n Creme, making the split easy to spot before the first square is broken off.

That side-by-side format is the interesting part. A single bar offers two variations on the cookie-and-chocolate theme, so choosing one doesn’t mean abandoning the other. For anyone who has ever stood in a snack aisle weighing two nearly identical cravings, that feels like a small administrative victory.

Ritter Sport Sweet & Salty DUO

Sweet & Salty DUO takes the same idea in a different direction. Its two halves feature caramel cream with salty butter biscuit pieces and a cocoa brownie filling, also surrounded by milk chocolate. The orange-and-teal wrapper practically draws the dividing line for you, which is helpful if negotiations over the caramel side become formal.

Both pictured DUO bars weigh 7.7 ounces, making them larger bars to break into portions for sharing. The flavor combinations bring the variety; you supply the household policy on whether the person opening the package gets first choice.

Ritter Sport Caramel Choco Cubes

The Caramel Choco Cubes package milk chocolate and double caramel layers into individually wrapped pieces. The photographed 5.14-ounce bag has an orange autumn-leaf design, giving the assortment a seasonal look without putting pumpkin spice into the chocolate.

The cubes offer a different kind of convenience from the bars: a little wrapped chocolate to share, set out or keep for later. “Later,” of course, is a flexible concept when caramel is involved.

For more from the brand, see our Ritter Sport and Ghirardelli chocolate picks. Between the two DUOs and the caramel cubes, there’s plenty to discuss. Just settle the division of chocolate before the meeting begins—otherwise someone will eat the agenda.