Marinela Choco Roles Pineapple and Crème Filled Snack Cakes with Chocolate Coating, Artificially Flavored, 8 Count

Size:

1.59 Ounce (Pack of 8)

16 Ounce (Pack of 1)

8 Ounce (Pack of 3)

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En stock

Peso con empaque:
0.32 kg

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Sí

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Nuevo

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Amazon

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Marinela has been delivering smiles since 1954 when we produced delicious, pre-packaged birthday cakes, followed shortly after by individually wrapped treats. In 1957, one of our founders, Alfonso Velasco, designed our first beloved mascot and friend, Gansito, and the rest is history. The Gansito snack cake soon became an iconic favorite and paved the way for other tasty cakes and cookies like Barritas, Pingüinos, Choco Roles, Submarinos, and many more that have been delighting families for decades. Today, you can find Marinela products all over the world and we invite you to bite into any of our snack cakes or cookies— you’ll get a taste of how cool it is to go back to your childhood again!

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Sweet Treat: A rolled chocolate snack cake filled with rich crème and sweet pineapple filling artificially flavored. The delicious cake is covered with a decadent chocolate coating, artificially flavored, for a uniquely delicious treat. What’s Inside: This package includes eight Choco Roles snack cakes, individually wrapped for freshness. Fun & Flavor: Choco Roles snack cakes are great to pack in lunch boxes, as an after-school treat, or to eat on the go. The individually wrapped snacks are travel-friendly, making them ideal for busy families. Share the Fun: Choco Roles snack cakes can turn any day into a celebration. Take one bite and you’ll see why they are so irresistibly delicious. Share one with your friends and family – if you can resist eating them all yourself. Iconic Snack: Choco Roles snack cakes made their debut in Mexico in 1972. They are still made in Mexico but are now a favorite of kids and adults alike around the world.