Chocolate Malt Balls
AOYUAN FOOD makes chocolate malt balls — crispy malt centres coated in compound chocolate — in its factory in Jieshou, Anhui, China, for wholesale buyers. In China this snack is known as Mailisu.
Last updated 19 October 2026
What are chocolate malt balls?
Chocolate malt balls are light, crunchy balls with a malted centre and a chocolate coating. They are a classic snack in many countries and are sold loose by weight, in bags, in tubs and in sharing packs.
Why compound chocolate for malt balls?
A compound chocolate coating keeps the cost per kilo low and is usually more tolerant of warm conditions than cocoa-butter chocolate. That makes it a practical choice for value snack ranges and bulk sales.
Where do malt balls sell well?
Malt balls are an everyday snack rather than a seasonal one. They suit supermarkets, convenience stores, bulk candy displays and cinemas, and they are also used in festive mixed packs.
Common questions
Is Mailisu the same as chocolate malt balls?
Yes. Mailisu is the Chinese name for chocolate-coated malt balls.
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