Brossard Savane Chocolat

Chocolate-vanilla marble cake · Brossard · Biscuits & wafers

8/10must-try

Why it's worth it

Since 1962 the Savane marble cake has been a fixture of French afternoon snacks, so ingrained that people just call it "la Savane". The soft chocolate-and-vanilla swirl is a childhood staple with no packaged Czech equivalent, and it travels well as a bring-home taste of French goûter.

Taste

Soft marble sponge cake swirled with vanilla and chocolate; moist, tender, mildly sweet

Score breakdown

Can't get it at home3/4

Review evidence2/3

Local icon status2/2

Everyday availability1/1

Nutrition

Nutri-Score DPoor nutritional quality

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value1719 kJ · 412 kcal

Fats23 gincluding saturated fatty acids3.2 g

Carbohydrates42 gincluding sugars24 g

Protein5.9 g

Salt0.6 g

Source: Open Food Facts label data (may lag pack reformulations).

Where & what you'll pay

Carrefour

E.Leclerc

Intermarché

Auchan€EAN 3660140948159

If you know Czech shelves

Czech mramorová bábovka is the homemade analog; Savane is the packaged French icon

Sources

“Made with swirls of luscious chocolate and vanilla, this Marble Cake is soft and moist”
alittletaste.com (retailer)
“such a part of the French culture, it is known simply as La Savanne”
lepanierfrancais.com (retailer)

Curated 2026-07-21. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.