• Italian confectionery company, Ferrero, is bulking up its Kinder brand for the summer, with the release of frozen treats, Kinder Bueno Classic Cone and Kinder Bueno White Cone.
Source: Ferrero
    Italian confectionery company, Ferrero, is bulking up its Kinder brand for the summer, with the release of frozen treats, Kinder Bueno Classic Cone and Kinder Bueno White Cone. Source: Ferrero
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Italian confectionery company, Ferrero, is bulking up its Kinder brand for the summer, with the release of frozen treats, Kinder Bueno Classic Cone and Kinder Bueno White Cone.

The wafer cones are topped with a chocolate disk and crispy sprinkles, with a crunchy hazelnut and cocoa compound core. The Classic Cone has creamy hazelnut ice-cream, and the White Cone features a white chocolate flavour, with both finishing in a hazelnut and cocoa tip.

Ferrero Australia head of business development, Azzurra Puricelli, said Kinder Bueno offers chocolate lovers a flavour profile that has proved incredibly popular among Australians.

“We’re thrilled to be bringing a fresh new take on the classic Kinder Bueno taste to Australia, just in time for summer!”

The Kinder Bueno Classic Cone and Kinder Bueno White Cone will be available in four-piece multipacks at supermarkets across Australia for $12.00 from late October.

 

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