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Crafted in the chocolate capital of the world Belgium, Bega has launched its new Leo Coco spread range exclusively in Coles. 

Available in White Choc Hazelnut, Hazelnut & Cocoa and Dark Choc, the Leo Coco range has been named after the Belgian lion, ‘Leo Belgicus’. 

Bega Foods marketing manager spreads Jacqui Froth said they are excited to launch the new range across Australia. 

“We have a feeling that the family will be racing to be the first to the jar of Leo Coco. 

“Leo Coco aims to please, with a flavour combination to suit all chocolate lovers. With options like classic Hazelnut & Cocoa to elegant Dark Choc and what we anticipate will be highly sought after, White Choc and Hazelnut, you will nut be disappointed,” said Froth. 

The range was inspired and crafted in the chocolate making expertise town of Malle in Belgium. 

The Leo Coco range is available exclusively in all Coles stores and Coles online for RRP $4.50 per 325 grams jar.

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