People either love or hate sugar-free foods and beverages. While we love super-sugary candies, we also understand that candies with a lot of sugar cannot fit into everyone's lifestyle, so we love to offer many delicious sugar-free options that taste just like regular candies. Our website boasts a diverse selection of sugar-free candies, catering to every candy lover's preference. One of the leading brands in this category is Hershey, known for its extensive range of sugar-free options that closely mimic their classic candies. We have everything from sugar-free Jolly Ranchers and Twizzlers to York Peppermint Patties, Hershey's chocolate, Hershey's chocolate...
It goes without saying that the classic Kit Kat Candy Bar is delicious! It has long been one of our favorite classic candies. In recent years, Kit Kat has expanded from their classic line to include new and exciting flavors. So, I decided to test some out and introduce you to others. First, I was so intrigued by the new Kit Kat flavors that I needed to try a new one. I was also intrigued by the Birthday Cake Kit Kat because I love birthday cake! This is the only Kit Kat in our lineup that I hadn’t tried, so...
Who said that you couldn’t enjoy the taste of a deliciously warm and sticky Cinnamon Bun anytime? A pastry that was once relegated to breakfast is now available as a candy bar—introducing Snickers Cinnamon Buns. As tasty as the colorful packaging is beautiful, these VERY Limited Editions are a luscious combination of flavors, including crisp, freshly roasted peanuts, cinnamon-flavored chewy nougat, buttery caramel topped off with the delicious milk chocolate that Snickers lovers have come to expect and love. It’s a flavor explosion second to none! While these candy bars are delicious as a stand-alone snack, they go equally well...
Have you ever heard someone lament the fact that life just “isn’t like it used to be?” We know we’ve heard it many times before, but when it comes to candy, this sentiment seems to be especially true! It’s a common practice for candy manufacturers to change formulas over the years. So, even if a treat has been around for decades, it may not taste exactly the way it did when it first hit shelves. Mars Bar -- Back And Better Than Ever If you’re a fan of Mars candy, then you may well know the famed history of the...
Enjoy Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Pieces Together! It’s that time of the summer, when the days are long and hot, and all you want to do is park yourself by the nearest fan or air conditioner. Sound about right? We know how it is! There’s something about the summer heat that really makes us want to do, well, nothing at all! Staying cool and comfortable is usually our main focus. But sometimes we just aren’t satisfied with staying in the house. So what’s the best alternative? Well, when the parks and swimming pools are just too hot to be...
“Krackel is dope, it has an old school kind of crunch.” Classroom/Movie Munchability: 8 Melt Measure: 8 Novelty: 6 Sharability: 7 It might not be the simplest candy to spell correctly, but this Hershey’s bar shows simplicity with style. It is the classic milk chocolate bar with a little crisped rice crunch to keep you paying attention. When Krackels was originally introduced in 1938 as a full size candy bar, it had almonds and crisped rice in the formula. Soon after, peanuts were added to the party. In 1941, while war was at large on the other side of...
The Zero Bar is a candy with a long history as it was first introduced in the 1930's by Hollywood Candy Company but it now owned by Hershey Foods. This wrapper , circa early 1930's, is very rare as it shows a Polar Bear! The Zero Bar is not your average candy bar as it is a candy with a history spanning over 70 years! It was first introduced in the 1920's by the now defunct Hollywood Brands Candy Company and is now owned by Hershey Foods although this transition took place over many years and included many owners in...
In 1923, the first chocolate candy bar with a filled center was introduced and it was called Milky Way. In 2010, this iconic candy bar has a new relative called Milky Way Simply Caramel which is a great tasting candy bar aimed at lovers of Caramel Candies... Did you know that the first chocolate bar with a filled center was the beloved Milky Way bar, made by Mars, which was created by Frank Mars in 1923. However consistent this candy bar has remained for over 87 years, it is important to note that note all Milky Way bars are created...
Clark Bars have a unique place in Pittsburgh history and were invented in McKeesport where our candy warehouse has been located since 1927! The new Dark Chocolate Clark Bar is a truly delicious twist on an old classic! The former pride of Pittsburgh and McKeesport , the beloved Clark Bar, has just released a All Natural Dark Chocolate version which is truly a unique twist on one of the best tasting candy bars available In case you are not familiar with Clark Bars, they are a candy bar consisting of a honeycomb peanut butter crisp center with a rich milk...
Take A Moment to Enjoy Dove Silky Smooth Dark Chocolate Sharability: 6 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 6 Overall: 10 If you think of yourself as someone who just doesn’t do dark chocolate, one of those people who thinks dark chocolate is just too bitter or too sophisticated or not sweet enough or not smooth enough, think again. If you think that you fit at least slightly under that description then I would argue that you have not tried Dove’s smooth dark chocolate. This candy bar of Dove chocolate is! It melts smoothly in your mouth leaving you craving...
Raisinets have been around for quite some time and this box of chocolate covered raisins is from the late 1960's when the brand was owned by Ward Candy Company Sharability: 8 Denture Danger: 6 Convenience: 7 Novelty: 9 Overall: 9 California raisins, Nestlé milk chocolate, melty, chewy, sweet, fruity, Raisinets are a classic concession candy. They are great for movies because you can make them last a long time by chewing and enjoying each one individually (and even letting some of your friends munch down a couple), and they are a silent candy and therefore won’t distract you from the...
A rare vintage Heath Bar Wrapper from the 1960's when the candy was being distributed by the now defunct CB Heath & Sons in Illinois Sharability: 2 Denture Danger: 8 Convenience: 6 Novelty: 8 Overall: 9 Heath bar… a delightfully sweet and cruncharific candy bar. Super sweet English toffee with a hint of almonds coated in milk chocolate for the candy that will demand you to finish it. Toffee is toffee and toffee will get stuck in your teeth, but it won’t stop you from enjoying every sugary mouth watering bite of this thin candy bar. In 1914 L.S. Heath...
We stumbled upon this retro candy advertisement for M&M's from the 1970's. Sharability: 8 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 7 Novelty: 9 Overall: 9 Mars company manufactures the M&M, which is milk chocolate, covered in a hard candy shell, but you know that. What you might not know is where the idea for M&Ms originated. During the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s Forrest Mars Sr. saw soldiers eating chocolate pellets surrounded by a hard shell as to prevent them from melting. Mars took this genius idea and patented his own version in 1941. During World War II M&Ms were sold...
A 3 Musketeers Wrapper from the 1970's when candy bars were still $.20 Sharabilty: 6 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 8 Overall: 9 There were a number of years in which I called 3 Musketeers my favorite candy and it isn’t a mystery why. The ‘whipped up’, fluffy chocolate in the center of the milk chocolate shell may look like wet cat food but the taste, consistency, and texture are in a league of their owns. In August 2007, 3 Musketeers came out with the 75th anniversary addition of the candy, The 3 Musketeers mint with dark chocolate. This...
Did you know that the Hershey 5th Bar was invented by William Luden who invented Ludens Cough Drops Sharability: 3 Denture Danger: 6 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 8 Overall: 9 NECCO created the Clark Bar, Nestlé created the Butterfinger, and Hershey’s didn’t want to be left out. Don’t fear because Hershey has its own chocolate covered crunchy peanut butter candy bar, the 5th Avenue bar. I can’t say it is better or worse than the Clark Bar or Butterfinger, because it is basically the same. It’s delicious, it’s flakey, it will get stuck in your teeth, and it will leave chocolate...
If you like the combination of chocolate and pretzels, you will love the taste of Hershey's Take 5 Candy Bar Sharability: 2 Denture Danger: 5 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 3 Overall: 9 Hershey’s Take 5 is one of the most ultimate candies out there. Pretzels and chocolate, peanut butter, caramel, and peanuts all combined into one delicious two-piece candy bar. Mmmm, salty, sweet, peanuty, crunchy, chewy, chocolatey, melty… wow, it’s amazing they can fit so much deliciousness into one candy bar. It took Hershey’s a while to come out with this genius idea. The Take 5 bar didn’t hit the market...
This is a rare Rolo label from the 1970's and it shows the manufacturer as being Mackintosh which was the manufacturer in England Sharability: 3 Denture Danger: 8 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 10 Overall: 9 1937 isn’t just the year that U.S. Steel raised workers' wages to $5 a day, or just the year that the first quadruplets finished college, or just the year that China declared war on Japan. 1937 is the year that the Rolo candy was introduced. Nestlé Rowntree manufactured this delicious candy, and Nestlé continues to produce Rolos everywhere except in the United States. Here in America,...
A retro Mallo Cup wrapper from the 1970's Sharability: 4 Denture Danger: 7 Convenience: 4 Novelty: 10 Overall: 8 The Reese’s Cup might taste better (and it might not, it’s all a matter of opinion), but it doesn’t have the novelty factor of being the first ever cup candy made in the United States. The Mallo Cup takes the trophy for this honor. The whipped cream center has the consistency of melty marshmallow and is covered in a chocolate coconuty cup shell. The taste is odd at first but quickly grows https://www.health-e-child.org/buy-modafinil-online/ on you and if you don’t like it,...
A vintage Junior Mints box from the early 1970's when Junior Mints were still being produced by Nabisco Sharability: 1 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 4 Novelty: 7 Overall: 10 The Junior Mint name originated from a collection of stories by Sally Benson that were published in the New York Times, titled Junior Miss. The Junior Miss stories influenced the idea for a play called Junior Miss and the play was featured on Broadway from 1941 to 1943. This play is where James Welch found the influence for the name of his candy that he first marketed in 1949. The Junior...
Goldenbergs Peanut Chews have been an iconic candy favorite since 1917 Sharability: 8 Denture Danger: 7 Convenience: 6 Novelty: 9 Overall: 8 Though the name of the candy is Peanut Chews, I couldn’t help but think it was lying based o the picture on the wrapper. To me, it looked like solid chocolate filled with peanuts and I couldn’t fathom how that was going to be chewy. The wrapper doesn’t say there is caramel in the inside; it just says “Bite-size chewy pieces loaded with peanuts!” So when I bit into the caramel-like substance that was filled with peanuts and...
Hershey's provides many options to create a true chocolate symphony Sharability: 4 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 10 Overall: 10 Milton Hershey, Lancaster Pennsylvania, 1894. This is where it all went down. Originally, Milton Hershey wanted to create a sweet chocolate to cover his caramels, so he created the Hershey Chocolate Company. This was a time when only the wealthy could afford to enjoy the luxury of chocolate and Hershey wanted to change that. He set out to create a chocolate that everyone could afford. He had access to large amounts of fresh milk by locating his operation was...
If you feel like you are going "nuts", why not try Planters Original Peanut Bar... Sharability: 7 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 6 Novelty: 7 Overall: 7 The Planters Peanut Bar is definitely not your typical candy bar. It is basically a bunch of peanuts all stuck together by hardened sugar, corn syrup, and salt. It creates for an extra crunchy candy with the simple taste of sweet peanuts. This candy is brittle and is bound to break into many pieces, which makes sharing easier. Amedeo Obici and his business partner (and future brother-in-law) Mario Peruzzi founded the Planters peanut company...
Sweet Caramel + Tons of Peanuts = Payday! Sharability: 5 Denture Danger: 8 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 7 Overall: 8 It’s Payday! This peanut and caramel candy should be accompanied by every Friday’s payday check; it only seems appropriate. This candy bar doesn’t go beyond how it is described on the wrapper: Peanut Caramel Bar. Not to say that simplicity is bland. At first bite, the peanuts bring on an immediate salty flavor that fades away into sweetness as you bite into the chewy caramel. The consistency of the soft caramel mixed with that of the crunchy peanuts works really well...
Starburst Fruit Chews Sharability: 9 Denture Danger: 8 Convenience: 9 Novelty: 6 Overall: 9 Starbursts, as the name implies, are truly bursting with flavor. During candy’s favorite holiday (Halloween) I was in Indio, California at Phish Festival 8. For those of you that don’t know, this was three days of camping out and three days of listening to the band Phish. During the Halloween night set I made sure to fill my pockets with candy because there’s never a time when candy tastes better than on Halloween AND during a Phish show. During the set break I was lying down...
Skittles - Taste the Rainbow Sharabilty: 8 Denture Danger: 5 Convenience: 6 Novelty: 7 Overall: 9 Skittles, taste the rainbow. The rainbow of chewy, fruity, sweet shelled candy pellets stamped with the letter ‘s.’ Skittles originated in Europe by an English company in 1974 and were first imported into the United States in 1979. The original flavors are grape, lemon, lime, orange, and strawberry. Skittles is also a lawn game played in Europe, a game similar to bowling. In the summer months I know we’ve all eagerly accepted a small handful of Skittles from our friend with the bag and...
Life Savers Wint-0-Green Sharability: 10 Denture Danger: 9 (if you aren’t just using it as a breath mint) Convenience: 10 Novelty: 6 Overall: 9 Wint-O-Green Lifesavers are more than just a sweet wintergreen taste-bud-tingler, and they are more than just a breath mint, this candy is a science lesson. If you take these lifesavers into a pitch-black room (a bathroom usually works the best) you can watch science in action. I find it works best with a friend because then you can share the feeling of amazement, but it also works if you are by yourself and look in the...
A vintage t-shirt with the Kit Kat logo circa 1980 Sharability: 4 Denture Danger: 2 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 9 Overall: 9 “Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar!” When I was a kid I always replaced “bar” in that song with “cake,” I just thought the rhyme was necessary. The Kit Kat is a crispy wafer covered in milk chocolate. This is one of those candies that I always forget how good it is until I take a bite and then I just can’t stop munching. With the melty...
Clark Bars are a true retro candy and hail from Pittsburgh which is home to CandyFavorites.com Sharability: 3 Denture Danger: 6 (It’s sure to get stuck in your teeth) Convenience: 5 Novelty: 10 Overall: 9 The Clark Bar is—as it says on the wrapper—“Chocoaltey Coated Peanut Butter Crunch.” I guess you could say this is Necco’s version of the Butterfinger. The filling is slightly different than the Butterfinger, however. The Clark bar has a little soft peanut butter snuck into the crunchy, flakey, filling which adds an extra bit of peanut buttery goodness. In second grade I had a teacher...
This is a box of Mason Dots Circa 1970's prior to Mason being purchased by Tootsie Roll Industries Sharability: 8 Denture Danger: 9 Convenience: 8 Novelty: 7 Overall: 8 My first Dots memory took place around 1997. I was seven, my brother, Ben, was ten and we were at the CVS (drug store) near our house. Ben picked up a box of Dots and held it to his chest and said, “I’m addicted to Dots!” Naturally, I did the same exact thing; I picked up a box of Dots, held it to my chest and exclaimed, “I’m addicted to Dots!”...
An advertisement for Twix Bars when they were first released! Sharability: 2 Denture Danger: 5 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 6 Overall: 9 Chocolate… mmmmm. Cookie… mmmmm. Caramel… mmmmm. All three together in one bar… MMMMMMM. If you say something you wish you hadn’t “Chew it over with a Twix” while you think of the right thing to say, and it probably isn’t “Two for me, none for you.” The crunchy, chewy Twix comes in a package with two bars. I’m sure there are a few super generous people out there who share one of the bars and keep only one for...
Who doesn't love the taste of a creamy Cadbury Caramello Bar? Sharability: 2 Denture Danger: 3 Convenience: 4 Novelty: 6 Overall: 10 If you are one of those people that get a boosted ego from kids thinking you gave out the best candy on Halloween, then go out and buy a couple boxes of Caramellos. I don’t believe I’ve ever gotten a Caramello in my Halloween bag, but if I did I’m sure I was ecstatic. This candy seems to have sort of flown under the radar and hasn’t quite made it to the popularity level of the Snickers, Reese’s,...
However you look at it, there are few candies better than Reese's Peanut Butter Cups Sharability: 5 Denture Danger: 2 Convenience: 3 Novelty: 8 Overall: 9 “There’s no wrong way to eat a Reese’s” that was the slogan in all of the Reese’s commercials when I was growing up. My personal preference has always been poking out the center with my thumb to eat the extra peanut buttery center first and then the ring of milk chocolate with the residue of peanut butter second. Taking a bit out of it like a cookie works too, and so does plopping the...
Milky Way Advertisement Circa 1930 Sharability: 3 Denture Danger: 6 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 8 Overall: 10 You may recall me mentioning in my 3 Musketeers blog that 3 Musketeers was once my favorite candy bar. That was true until I found 3 Musketeers with caramel, the Milky Way. Rich chocolate, creamy caramel, smooth nougat as it is described on the wrapper. (I find it amusing that every candy with caramel uses the adjective ‘creamy’ to describe it, I guess they like alliteration more than the truth). If I were to use a word to describe the caramel in the Milky...
A vintage advertisement for Baby Ruth and Butterfingers Candy Bar advertisement from the "Golden Age" of candy when candy bars only cost $.05 Sharability: 2 Denture Danger: 6 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 9 Overall: 9 Nestlé’s Butterfingers are at the top of my favorite candy bar list. A Butterfinger is a “crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery” chocolate covered bar of a candy flaky peanut-butter flavored filling that resembles peanut brittle. You probably aren’t going to want to share much of this candy bar, which will leave you with a lap full of crumbs and chunks of the peanut butter filling stuck in your...
A vintage Almond Joy and Mounds Advertisement Sharability: 5 Denture Danger: 4 Convenience: 5 Novelty: 8 Overall: 7 When New Years would come around and my bag of Halloween candy was at it’s end there would always be a couple Mounds and Almond Joy sitting at the bottom of my pillowcase bag. I don’t know why, because they really aren’t bad candies, but the coconut just didn’t satisfy my childhood taste buds the way Reese’s and Kit Kats did. My dad was always happy to put me out of my misery and eat the Mounds and Almond Joy for me....
A Vintage Snickers Wrapper Sharability: 3 Convenience: 5 Denture Danger: 6 Novelty: 8 Overall: 9 The original Snickers bar is peanut butter nougat topped with caramel and roasted peanuts all dipped in milk chocolate. The Snickers bar not only satisfies your taste buds, but it fills you up a bit too. I like to bring a Snickers bar with me when I go skiing because it fits in my pocket, tastes good frozen, and gives me the energy and filler that I need to keep my skiing in check. Every year in the U.S., sales of the Snickers bar reach...
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