The Ferrero Rocher chocolate was introduced in Europe in 1982 but production was halted due to a label printing issue. The inventor Michele Ferrero named the chocolate after a grotto at the Catholic shrine of Lourdes in France, with "Rocher" meaning rock in French as the main grotto there is located within the rock of Massabi.
The Ferrero Rocher chocolate was introduced in Europe in 1982 but production was halted due to a label printing issue. The inventor Michele Ferrero named the chocolate after a grotto at the Catholic shrine of Lourdes in France, with "Rocher" meaning rock in French as the main grotto there is located within the rock of Massabi.
The Ferrero Rocher chocolate was introduced in Europe in 1982 but production was halted due to a label printing issue. The inventor Michele Ferrero named the chocolate after a grotto at the Catholic shrine of Lourdes in France, with "Rocher" meaning rock in French as the main grotto there is located within the rock of Massabi.
The Ferrero Rocher was introduced in 1982 in Europe.
Shortly after release, production was halted
due to a problem with label printing.[1][2] Michele Ferrero, the credited inventor, named the chocolate after a grotto in the Roman Catholic shrine of Lourdes. Rocher comes from the French and means rock or boulder;[3] the main grotto at the Lourdes shrine is in the rock of Massabi
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