Kinder Duplo

Kinder Duplo is a popular chocolate-covered wafer bar that first hit the shelves in Germany in 1964. Known for its distinctive long, thin shape and the perfect balance of hazelnut-filled wafer layers and smooth milk chocolate, it has become one of the best-selling chocolate bars in the German market. The brand was originally created by Ferrero, an Italian confectionery giant, to cater to German consumer tastes.

While the brand has its roots in Italy through its parent company, the majority of Duplo bars consumed in Europe are manufactured in Ferrero's specialized facility in Stadtallendorf, Germany. Today, Duplo remains part of the global Ferrero Group, which is still owned by the Ferrero family and headquartered in Alba, Italy. The product is marketed under the Kinder umbrella in some regions, though it often stands as its own brand identity within the Ferrero portfolio.