Huesitos chocolate bar

Huesitos is one of Spain’s most iconic chocolate snacks, consisting of thin layers of wafer filled with cocoa cream and coated in milk chocolate. The brand was originally created in 1975 by the Hueso family in Ateca (Zaragoza), Spain. For decades, it became a household name under the company Chocolates Hueso.

In 1989, the multinational Cadbury Schweppes acquired the brand, which later became part of Kraft Foods (now Mondelez International). However, in 2013, the Spanish company Chocolates Valor purchased the Ateca factory and the Huesitos brand to prevent the facility's closure, bringing the brand back under Spanish ownership. Today, Huesitos continues to be produced in its original birthplace of Ateca, maintaining its heritage as a classic Spanish confectionery product under the stewardship of Chocolates Valor.