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advertising of the Rocher type. These different chocolates are sold separately Richie Ashburn Jersey , and also as boxed collections of mixed types. Ferrero Rocher - a whole hazelnut, coated in milk chocolate, surrounded by 'Nutella' filling, and encased in a nut croquante. Ferrero Rondnoir - a 'pearl' of dark chocolate, surrounded by a dark chocolate cream, encased in a croquante and encrusted with dark chocolate chips. Ferrero Raffaello - a half almond, surrounded by meringue and milk cream, encased in coconut wafer coated with coconut flakes. Ferrero Garden (Coconut) - a half almond, surrounded by coconut cream, encased in wafer coated with coconut flakes, and topped with white chocolate icing cap. Ferrero Garden (Lemon) - as above, but with lemon cream centre and flavouring, and lemon icing cap. Ferrero Garden (Forest Fruits) - as above, but with strawberry & raspberry cream centre and flavouring, and strawberry icing cap. Ferrero Garden (Pistachio) - as above, but with pistachio cream centre and flavouring, and pistachio icing cap. Note on spelling pistachio. Ferrero Garden (Almond) - as above, but with almond cream centre and flavouring Pete Rose Jersey , and almond icing cap. Ferrero Garden (Hazelnut) - as above, but with nutella-type centre, and a white chocolate icing cap. Ferrero Giotto - a chocolate cream centre, within a wafer sphere coated with hazelnut pieces. The Rocher always bears a golden coloured wrapper, the Rondnoir a dark brown wrapper, and the Garden a silver wrapper with an illustration of the flavour under the name tag - for example, a strawberry, or a coconut. Another variety, Fernando Ronche, is produced in Germany and sold only in Europe; it is broadly similar to the Rocher, though differently packaged. The chocolate has 135 calories per pack of five; 27 calories each. In general, Ferrero have concentrated on advertising the Rocher chocolate, and allowed the associated recognition of their company brand name to sell other Ferrero chocolate types. In the United Kingdom the 1990s advertisement series based upon a party in a European ambassador's official residence has been repeatedly parodied in popular culture (see references in the section below) and taken on a reputation for having limited artistic value. Nonetheless, the extent of popular reproduction and mimicking must suggest a high degree of success in strict advertising terms. The opening voice-over, "The Ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their host's exquisite taste that captivates his guests", together with the on-screen comments of guests such as "Eccellente" and "Monsieur, with these Rocher, you're really spoiling us" Mitch Williams Jersey , remain widely recognised and quoted in the United Kingdom. The concept of a butler wandering between party guests holding a silver tray with a pyramid of Ferrero Rocher has become a trope and a popular stereotype of diplomacy in general. There has been discussion about the socio-economic targeting of the advertisement, and the extent to which it may or may not be insulting to the more down-market chav audience to whom it was presented as an aspirational brand by means of an Italian advertisement dubbed in English, such as this quote from the New Statesman: "Within this inner sanctum of the smart set, a distinguished manservant glided silently through the moneyed throng, with a pyramid of golden baubles, perched on a silver salver, offering a huge piled plate of the sweets to the guests at an embassy party." The product has been the sponsor for Desperate Housewives in the UK, since October 2008. References to the "ambassador" in popular culture In a Guardian article on spying: "The assembled press could only have thought: 'Ambassador, with these cack-handed spy antics, you are really spoiling us'." In the Channel 4 comedy Father Ted, when a group of three bishops visited, Mrs. Doyle stacked the Ferrero Rocher in a cone shape and the bishops proclaimed, "Father Ted, with these Rochers you are really spoiling us." In Goodnight Sweetheart Series 4, Episode 4, Gary (played by Nicholas Lyndhurst) hands a vicar a box of Ferrero Rocher as the vicar asks "are these from your embassy contacts?" Gary responds by saying "Absolutely, yes. The Ambassador has them at all his receptions." In the 2009 film In the Loop the character Malcolm Tucker says "Mister Ambassador, with your big baldy head Mike Schmidt Jersey , you are spoiling us." In the panel quiz show QI, host Stephen Fry commented on an ambassador's reception he had attended, causing panelist Phill Jupitus to interrupt, "Stephen, let me guess... Ferrero Rocher as far as the eye could see?" Please note that the spelling 'pistachio' appears more universal, and is the preferred spelling in the wikipedia article of that name. The actual sweet by Ferrero is sold in a box which has multiple different spellings in assorted European languages, rather than pr