Toblerone is milk chocolate with honey and almond nougat — no gelatin. Dairy means whey/rennet logic still applies in theory, but the bar is widely treated as fine and often certified.
Sugar, milk powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, honey, milk fat, almonds, emulsifier (soy lecithin), egg white, flavouring. The distinctive nougat uses honey and egg white, not gelatin.
Toblerone sets as chocolate and nougat, not as a gummy gel. There is no pork gelatin in the classic Swiss recipe Mondelēz publishes for major markets.
Milk powder and milk fat are halal as milk products. Any residual whey fraction follows industrial dairy norms (usually microbial rennet in modern European supply). This is why many Muslims treat Toblerone as acceptable even without a logo, and why certified packs appear in Muslim retail.
White, dark, fruit-and-nut and tiny editions can change inclusions. Read those packs; the classic milk Toblerone is the reference for this verdict.
Classic Toblerone is one of the simpler chocolate bars to evaluate: plant + dairy + honey, no gelatin.
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