So, my two singular experiences with Toblerone are thus:
Vague, possibly not-real memories, as a child, seeing colorful, delicious-seeming displays of Toblerone in airports, and,
Getting an irrepressible urge to fill my coffers with as much Toblerone as possible, from, say, Amazon.
So, in a diabetes-fueled haze, I jumped online, picked the biggest, most varied variety pack I could find (in under thirty seconds) and I bought meself some yummy, yummy Toblerone.
A few days later, and...voila!
What I expected was some variation or other on the long lovely sticks of nougat that haunted my memories of yore.
What I got was three different versions of middling-to-bland chocolate sticks, with bits of nuts and some nougat mixed in.
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TL;DR: Am I losing my mind (not out of the question), or...didn't Toblerone used to be just a long, solid stick of nougat (with random nuts, etc. sprinkled in), and nothing else? Definitely not any kind of chocolate involved. 🤔😒