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Answer & explanation
The official answer, with Fermi’s reasoning step by step.
Answer & explanation
Official answer
30
beans
How to estimate it
Fermi’s official “Napkin math”
The classic Toblerone is a 100 gram bar, and it is milk chocolate, so how much of it is actually cacao? Maybe a quarter. A cacao bean is about the size of an almond, so call it a gram of usable cacao once the shell is off.
- Toblerone bar
- 100 g
- Cacao share of milk chocolate
- × 25%
- 25 g, at about 1 g a bean
- ≈ 25 beans
Rounded assumptions may give a slightly different estimate. The official answer above is the game’s reference value.
Source calculation & reference
- Standard Toblerone bar
- 100 g
- Cocoa solids, per the label
- × 28% = 28 g
- Usable cacao per dried bean
- ≈ 1 g
- 28 ÷ 1
- ≈ 30 beans
Reference cited by Fermi: Toblerone milk chocolate label (100 g bar, 28% cocoa solids minimum)
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