Aero Biscuits

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Aero Biscuits are a type of confectionery product that combines the light, bubbly texture of Aero (chocolate) with a crunchy biscuit base. They are produced by Nestlé, a multinational food and drink processing conglomerate corporation headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland.

History

The Aero brand was first introduced in 1935 by Rowntree's, a British confectionery company. The unique selling point of Aero chocolate is its distinctive bubbly texture, created by aerating the chocolate during the manufacturing process. Aero Biscuits were later developed to combine this popular chocolate with a biscuit base, offering a new texture and taste experience.

Product Description

Aero Biscuits consist of a layer of bubbly Aero chocolate on top of a crunchy biscuit base. The product is designed to provide a contrast between the smooth, aerated chocolate and the crisp biscuit. Aero Biscuits are available in various flavors, including the classic milk chocolate, mint chocolate, and other limited edition flavors.

Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing process of Aero Biscuits involves several steps: 1. **Biscuit Base Preparation**: The biscuit base is prepared by mixing ingredients such as flour, sugar, and butter, which are then baked to form a crunchy layer. 2. **Chocolate Aeration**: The chocolate is aerated by introducing gas bubbles into the liquid chocolate, creating the signature bubbly texture. 3. **Assembly**: The aerated chocolate is poured over the biscuit base and allowed to set, forming the final product.

Marketing and Distribution

Aero Biscuits are marketed as a premium confectionery product, appealing to consumers who enjoy the unique texture of Aero chocolate combined with the crunch of a biscuit. They are widely available in supermarkets, convenience stores, and online retailers.

Related Products

Aero Biscuits are part of the broader Aero product line, which includes:

• Aero (chocolate) bars
• Aero Bubbles
• Aero Mousse

See Also

• Nestlé
• Rowntree's
• Confectionery
• Chocolate bar

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