Franuí Raspberries in White and Dark Chocolate

Franuí is a popular frozen snack consisting of fresh raspberries double-dipped in white and dark chocolate. The product was invented by Diego Fenoglio in San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina. It is a signature creation of Rapanuí, a renowned artisanal chocolate company founded by the Fenoglio family, which has a long heritage in Italian chocolate-making traditions.

While the brand originated in Argentina, its global success led to the establishment of manufacturing facilities in multiple locations to serve international markets. Specifically, Franuí for the European market is primarily produced in Valencia, Spain, while the Latin American demand is met by facilities in Argentina. The brand is currently managed and owned by the original founding family through their company, Rapanuí.