A unique taste experience of contrasting layers: a whole crunchy hazelnut in the heart, a delicious creamy hazelnut filling, a crisp wafer shell covered with chocolate and gently roasted hazelnut pieces.

Ferrero Rocher ambassador's reception More than 20 years after it first aired on television (1993), people still at dinner parties insist on trotting out the line -- in a cod French accent: "Monsieur, with these Rocher you are really spoiling us", if anyone brings out a box of the chocolates.

2. What does Ferrero Rocher® mean? Each and every single Ferrero Rocher® speciality is different, thanks to its outer coating of hazelnut pieces, which from the outside resembles precious little rocks. In fact, the name comes from the French word for a rock - „rocher”.

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Today, the chocolate continues to be many things: an Eid or Diwali gift, a status symbol, a comfort treat. Part of what made Ferrero Rocher so successful among South Asians was that it exuded luxury but was attainable for new immigrants. That connotation, however, is slowly but surely changing.

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Our primary target audience falls within the age range of 25 to 44 years. They enjoy sophisticated flavours, elegant packaging, and the sense of luxury that comes with Ferrero Rocher.

The candy is filled with the delicious trademark hazelnut and chocolate nut spread, and the individually-wrapped bon-bons have a crunch to them.

Nutella is produced by the Italian company Ferrero which started as a small café and bakery in a small town called Alba in the northern part of Italy. The founder was Pietro Ferrero who started his business in 1946 and died 3 years later at the age of 51.

Ferrero's Ambassador's Party advert first exploded onto our screens in 1993. Overnight, it gained notoriety for its clunky dialogue and comically inaccurate dubbing.

Michele Ferrero, the credited inventor, named the chocolate after a grotto in the Roman Catholic shrine of Lourdes, Rocher de Massabielle. Rocher comes from French and means rock or boulder.

Often Ferrero Rocher are given as gifts at Chinese new year as they are round (auspicious) and the packaging is gold coloured which should bring good fortune.