The Aero mousse chocolate bar was launched in May 2015. The filling had a combination of Aero chocolate and chocolate mousse inside a chocolate shell. [90] It was released in single and sharing bars. [91]

The Team Aero Pro model also appeared for the first time in late 1984 & featured in the Raleigh Action Bikes supplemental brochure released in time for christmas…

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Anniversary Team Aero Pro (White/Team Colours, White Skyway Tuff IIs, No pads) modern re-issue of the 1985-6 Tange/Koizumi classic but with cheaper modern parts Location –Airfield Reference Point 51 0 30′ 03″N – 00 0 46′ 28″W (Mid point Runway 07/25) Elevation 127ft/39m 11.8 Nautical miles, bearing 278 0 M from London VOR (113.6) 16 Nautical miles, bearing 216 0 M from BNN VOR (113.75) 16.7 Nautical miles, bearing 090 0 M from CPT VOR (114.35) 2 Nautical miles South West of Maidenhead

The process of manufacture was patented in 1935 by Rowntree's in York, England. [3] [4] The patent describes how the chocolate is heated and then aerated to create small bubbles. It is poured into moulds of the solid outer chocolate shell. As the chocolate cools, reduced air pressure allows the bubbles to expand inside the bar's filling. On 4 May 2011, Nestlé introduced the Aero Biscuit. Aero Biscuit consists of the classic flavour Aero chocolate and round pieces of biscuit. It is currently sold throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. [84] Re-Issue Retro Complete Burners 2007-2017 – all frame and forks are identical with copy Tange style 3 hole rear drop-outs and copy ARX style forks There are several flavours of Aero bars, with the Original being composed of milk chocolate throughout. The Aero bubble sensation has also been extended to other confectionery and dessert products. In 1980, Nigel Havers featured in a train-themed Aero advertisement, which was included in the Animated Britain online project. [40]The Aero Mint Egg was released in January 1996 and had light green mint-flavoured bubbles inside milk chocolate. [99] A giant Aero Mint Egg was also available during Easter 1999. [100] In 2006, Nestlé planned a half-mint and half-milk chocolate shell egg for the following Easter. [101] The 2009 Easter range was planned to include a small filled Aero Bubbles egg. [102] In 2010, Nestlé Canada introduced Aero in the shape of an egg for Easter. [103] The 2011 Easter range was to include the Aero Luvabubble Lamb. [104] Aero Lambs returned in 2012 with a peppermint centre [105] and a Lamb Giant Egg. [71] In 2013 the Easter range included the Aero Bubbles peppermint Insider Egg and the Aero Selection Giant Egg (with peppermint, orange and milk chocolate Aero bars). [106] In 2016, Nestlé publicised the "chocolate egg with bubbly bars" as chocolate firms avoided the word "Easter" in their branding. [107] In 2012, Nestlé removed artificial colours, flavours and preservatives from its entire confectionery range. The green colouring of the Mint Aero Bubbles product was changed to result from a plant extract. [82] In 2007, an observational study published in the British Medical Journal explored the use of the texture of Aero and Crunchie bars as a technique to explain bone structure to patients. They determined it was an overly simplistic method. [26] Clark, Nicola (25 January 2006). "Nestle to target women with Aero truffle variant". Marketing. p.4.

Efficiency of the Focus is given a tasty tweak". Derby Evening Telegraph (1ed.). 8 April 2011. p.7. Pkg incl 1 model, custom panels and era gauges, custom sounds, custom Flight Model, and 3 liveries. GB 459582,Todd, John William& Rowntree& Co. Ltd,"Improvements in and relating to manufactured articles of food or confectionery",published 11 January 1356,issued July 11, 1935Ingham, John (1 April 2011). "Chocolate is helping make cars lose weight". The Daily Express (1ed.). p.14. Nestle Aero Candy Bar MANUFACTURER: Nestle Foods Corp. CATEGORY: Chocolate Candies". Product Alert Market Intelligence Service, Ltd. 23 (8). 22 February 1993.