Aero Candy Bars

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I first tasted a Nestle Aero Bar in Canada. Very light and fluffy inside and the chocolate, being non-American, is exceptionally smooth and of good flavor. Not terribly rich, and the bubbles give it an interesting texture. I buy mine locally at the British import store for double the price. Totally worth it.

In Canada they also sell Aero Singles, which I cannot find here. Same thing, just smaller. I brought home a dozen or so from my last trip to Canada.

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