New Cadbury Flake Advert From India

Would a Real God Drop a Ferrero Rocher?

Ah! So some trainee god dropped a Ferrero Rocher in heaven and it landed up in the perfect family home.

Must have really taken an age to think that one up!

Nestle to use Cocoa from Sustainable Sources in their Kit Kats

Good to hear that Nestle in Australia are going to start using sustainable cocoa in their Kit Kats.  Hopefully they will introduce it to their other brands in Australia and throughout the world.  When the giant chocolate companies like Nestle use sustainably produced cocoa then their competition must follow suit.

Hopefully it won't be too long before all chocolate comes from sustainable sources and the people who grow and harvest the cocoa beans are paid a fair wage for their hard work.

How Chocolate & Hazelnuts Made the Ferrero's Rich

Did you know the owner of Ferrero Rocher is the richest man in Italy? Or that they don't let journalists inside their factories because they fear industrial espionage?  

Find out more in the latest post on Italian Chocolate Brands.

Chocolate Brands: The History of Lindt

New article on the history of Lindt & Sprüngli in chocolate brands on buychocolateonline.org 

Interesting!

Still Celebrating Aero's 75th Anniversary. Here's One For The Ladies.

Before I get to the part that the ladies will enjoy I thought I would show you the South African Aero chocolate bar that I'm about to devour to celebrate Aero's 75th anniversary.

How do they get those bubbles inside?

Any how here's a U.K. advert for Aero Bubbles that I thought some of our female readers might enjoy.

Happy 75th Anniversary to the Aero Chocolate Bar

Nestle's Aero bar is celebrating its 75th birthday on Sunday.  The first Aero bar was produced in the Rowntree factory in York, England in 1935.
I think I'll commemorate the historic day by going out and getting myself an Aero. Oh the hardships I have to endure for my hobby!
Here's a South African advert for Aero that I thought you might enjoy.

Anyone for Marmite Chocolate?

"Very Peculiar" is the appropriate name for the the new chocolate bar soon to be released by the makers of Marmite in the U.K.  

As the article says it would make a good Christmas present for in-laws and I guess for anybody else you didn't like.

Think I'll pass. Thanks.

http://bit.ly/marmitechocolate 

 

Why Is Belgian Chocolate So Fine?

The latest post in the series on European Chocolate on BuyChocolateOnline.org investigates the reasons why Belgian chocolate is so good.