German Adventskalender

German Advent Calendars (Adventskalender)

A German advent calendar, or Adventskalender, counts down the 24 days to Christmas Eve with a small treat behind every door. We carry chocolate advent calendars from Riegelein, Milka, Kinder, Ritter Sport, Lindt and Windel, plus gummy calendars from Haribo and illustrated designs from Erika's Pantry, shipped across the USA from New Jersey.

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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nostalgia Holiday Christmas Market
Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nostalgia Holiday Christmas Market
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Blue
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Red
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nostalgia Holiday Children
Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nostalgia Holiday Children
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Modern Design Santas
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Modern Design Santas

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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nativity Scene Blue
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Modern Christmas Tree
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Modern Christmas Tree

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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nativity Scene Red
Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nativity Scene Red
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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Nativity Scene Red

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Erikas Pantry Advent Calendar Modern Design Sloth
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The German advent calendar tradition

Advent calendars began in Germany, where families counted the days to Christmas with chalk marks and pictures before printed calendars appeared. Today, opening one door each morning from December 1 to December 24 is part of Advent in nearly every German home.

Chocolate, gummy and illustrated calendars

Chocolate advent calendars are the classic choice, with a molded chocolate behind every door. Brand calendars from Milka, Kinder, Ritter Sport and Lindt appeal to fans of those chocolates, while Riegelein, Windel and Erika's Pantry are known for traditional illustrated scenes. For gummy fans, the Haribo advent calendar swaps chocolate for fruit gums.

Order before December 1

Advent calendars are made in limited quantities and have to arrive before the first door opens, so the best designs sell out early. Complete the season with chocolate Santas for St. Nicholas Day and more German Christmas chocolate, or browse all German Christmas treats.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do you start an advent calendar?
You open the first door on December 1 and the last on December 24, Christmas Eve. That is why most calendars have 24 doors. Order yours in October or November so it arrives in time.
What is in a German chocolate advent calendar?
Each door holds a small piece of chocolate, usually molded into a Christmas shape such as a star, tree or Santa. Brand calendars from Milka, Kinder or Ritter Sport contain their signature chocolates.
What does Adventskalender mean?
Adventskalender is the German word for advent calendar: a calendar with 24 doors, one to open each day from December 1 until Christmas Eve.
Do you have advent calendars for kids?
Yes. Kinder, Smarties, Haribo and many Riegelein and Milka calendars are made with children in mind, with colorful designs and kid-friendly chocolates or gummies.

Ingredients & nutritional facts

Information about ingredients and nutritional values are displayed here to reflect our current products. We recommend you to compare this information with the information on the packaging of the orders that you receive. Any variations will be due to potential transition periods, as a result of new information by the manufacturers.