"Schokolade" is a playful anthem for anyone who ever had to finish their apples and broccoli before tasting something sweet. The singer lists the endless supply of Obst and Gemüse at home and cheerfully repeats what parents always say: “Vitamins make you big and strong!” He is obedient, eats everything, and then bursts into song, dreaming of the one place where healthy rules are put on pause: Grandma’s house.
When he visits Oma, a magical drawer opens like a real-life Schlaraffenland (a legendary land of plenty). Out tumble bars of Schokolade and every sugary treat a child can imagine. The chorus celebrates that sugary paradise while playful chants of “Schoko-schoko la-de” capture pure childhood excitement. Underneath the fun, the song reminds learners that treats taste even sweeter after the healthy stuff is done—balancing responsibility with a well-earned reward.