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Mozart balls nutrition facts: calories, allergenes and kosher certification

How many calories per one Mozart ball? The editors of this website took the time and did thorough research to answer the questions often asked by Mozart balls fans who can't resist the indulgence when it comes this fabulous European candy. Before we tell you the answers we've found, please take a note that we've investigated only three Mozart ball brands one can buy in USA . Those are Mirabell, Reber and Manner Mozartkugeln. This is what we've found. How many calories does one Mozart ball have? The energy values of all three Mozart ball brands available in USA are quite similar: Mirabell Mozartkugeln weighs 17.1 grams or 0.6 oz per ball and the energy value of one ball is 94 kcal (393 kJ) Reber Mozart ball weighs 20 grams or 0.7 oz per ball and the nutritive energy of a ball is 101 kcal (425 kJ) Manner Mozart ball weighs 16.5 grams or 0.58 oz and one ball energy is 90.75 kcal (378 kJ) If one takes Mozart balls weight variations into account, it'...

Which original recipe Mozart balls are available in USA?

Mirabell Mozartkugeln - original recipe Original recipe Mozartkugeln in USA has been long awaited by many Americans who visited Austria or Europe in general and had a chance to taste this wonderful candy. Unfortunately, in this moment only one original recipe Mocart ball brand is available in USA and it's Mirabell Mozartkugeln made in Salzburg, Austria . As the other famous Mozartkugeln brands availability in the USA is concerned, you can count with German made Reber Mozart balls and Austrian made Manner Mozart balls .  Here you'll find out how to tell a difference between the original recipe Mozartkugeln and Mozart balls made with modified recipes.  If you had a chance to read about  original Mozart balls brand names  and a legal war between Mozartkugeln confectionaries who claim to have the rights over Mozartkugeln original brand name, you are already familiar with the fact that there are many big and small Mozart balls manufacturers in Austria and German...