Yogurette Buttermilk Lemon

Yogurette is a popular chocolate brand introduced in 1970, specifically marketed as the first chocolate with a yogurt-cream filling. It was developed by the Italian confectionery giant Ferrero, specifically for the German market, where it remains one of the most recognizable treats. The 'Buttermilk Lemon' variety shown in the image is a seasonal 'Limited Edition' that combines the signature yogurt cream with the tartness of lemon and richness of buttermilk.

While the Ferrero family is Italian, Yogurette is deeply rooted in German industrial history, with main production facilities located in Stadtallendorf, Germany. Ferrero remains a private, family-owned global company, continuing to manage its expansive portfolio of brands—which includes Nutella, Kinder, and Ferrero Rocher—from its headquarters in Luxembourg and Italy.