Kinder
Kinder Cards are the line we stock: eight individually wrapped biscuits, each a creamy milk and cocoa filling between cocoa and milk wafers, from the Ferrero children's brand that began in Alba in 1968. They suit children and adults alike, and belong in the school bag, the picnic basket and on the tea tray when the grandchildren visit.
Kinder Cards are the line we stock: eight individually wrapped biscuits, each a creamy milk and cocoa filling between cocoa and milk wafers, from the Ferrero children's brand that began in Alba in 1968. They suit children and adults alike, and belong in the school bag, the picnic basket and on the tea tray when the grandchildren visit.
About Kinder
Kinder is the children's confectionery brand of the Ferrero Group, the Italian family company now in its third generation. Ferrero says the Kinder story starts in 1968 in Alba, Piedmont, where Michele Ferrero set out to make confectionery designed for children, beginning with Kinder Chocolate. Kinder Surprise followed in 1974. The name is simply the German word for children.
Kinder Cards belong in the school bag, the car and the picnic basket, and on the tea tray when the grandchildren visit. For grown-ups, the mild cream suits a gentle cup: a malty Assam with plenty of milk, or a rooibos for a caffeine-free afternoon, with a hot chocolate for the children. They are a biscuit to eat beside the cup rather than dunk.
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Kinder Cards are two thin wafer sheets with a pale milky cream between them, each bar wrapped on its own.Ingredients and dietary suitability: Per the published ingredient list for this barcode it…
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Kinder is the children's confectionery brand of the Ferrero Group, the Italian family company now in its third generation. Ferrero says the Kinder story starts in 1968 in Alba, Piedmont, where Michele Ferrero set out to make confectionery designed for children, beginning with Kinder Chocolate. Kinder Surprise followed in 1974. The name is simply the German word for children.

