Côte d'Or Bouchée Milk Chocolate

Côte d'Or Bouchée is a classic Belgian chocolate praline shaped like an elephant, which is the iconic symbol of the brand. Founded in 1883 by Charles Neuhaus, Côte d'Or has become one of Belgium's most prestigious chocolate brands. The name refers to the 'Gold Coast', now Ghana, where the founders originally sourced their cocoa beans.

Today, the brand is part of the global snacking giant Mondelez International. While many of their products are distributed worldwide, the Bouchée variety remains a staple of Belgian chocolate tradition and is primarily manufactured in Belgium to maintain its heritage and quality standards. This specific product features a rich hazelnut and almond praline filling encased in smooth milk chocolate.