What Are the Names of All Candy Bars?

The favorite flavor of Americans is chocolate, followed by vanilla, and then berry flavors. So it is not surprising that most candy bars are chocolate or partly chocolate. Following is a list of the names of candy bars and a bit of information about some of the most popular ones. 

While it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to provide the names of all candy bars in history, it is possible to name the vast majority of candy bars available now in the U.S. The following list does just that:  

• 3 Musketeers Bar
• 5th Avenue
• 100 GRAND Bar

• Abba Zabba
• Almond Joy
• Baby Ruth
• Big Chew
• Big Hunk
• Butterfinger
• Charleston Chew
• Chunky
• Dove Chocolate
• Goldenberg Peanut Chews
• Hershey Almond Bar, Milk Choc, Special Dark, Cookies and Creme
• Hubba Bubba
• Kit Kat
• Krackel
• Look!
• Mars Bars
• Milky Way Bar, Midnight
• Mounds Bar
• Mr. Goodbar
• Nestle Crunch Bar, Caramel, White
• Nutrageous
• Oh Henry
• Payday
• Pearson's Salted Nut Roll
• Reese’s Fastbreak
• Rocky Road
• Sugar Daddy
• SKOR Bar
• Sky Bar
• Snickers Bar, Almond Bar
• Symphony Bar
• Toblerone
• Tootsie Roll
• Twirl
• Twix Caramel, Peanut Butter
• U-No Candy Bar
• Violet Crumble
• Wispa
• Whatchamacallit
• Zagnut
• Zero Candy Bar

All of these candies many not be available in all states.

Names of More Candy Products

Sometimes it is hard to decide whether a candy is a bar or not, like with Tootsie Rolls and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. So here is a list of additional candy products in the U.S. to ensure that your list of all candy products is more complete. 

• Airheads Blue Razzlebry, Cherry, White Mystery
• Amazin' Fruit Reg
• Andes Mints
• Appleheads
• Bit-O-Honey
• Black Taffy
• Blow Pop
• Bob's Mint Balls, Sticks
• Bonomo's Turkish Taffy
• Boston Baked Beans
• Boston Fruit Slices
• Botan Rice Candy
• Bubblelicious
• Bubble Tape
• Bubble Yum
• Cadbury Cream Eggs
• Carmellos
• Cella's CherryMilk
• Chuckles Asst Bar
• Charleston Chew
• Chupa Chups
• Conversation Hearts
• Dots
• Dum Dum Pop
• Frootie Rolls
• Fun Dip
• Godiva
• Goobers
• Good & Plenty
• Gum Blow
• Gummi Bears
• Hershey Kisses
• Hot Tamales
• Jolly Ranchers
• JuJuBes
• Junior Mints
• Laffy Taffy
• Lemon Heads
• Lifesavers
• M&M Almond, Peanut, Peanut Butter, Plain
• Mallo Cups
• Mentos
• Mike & Ike
• Milk Duds
• Necco Assorted Wafer
• Nerds Rope
• Nerds Watermelon, Cherry
• Now and Then
• Oompahs
• Orangeheads
• Peach Blossoms
• PEZ
• Pixie Stix
• Pop Rocks
• Push Pops
• Quench Gum
• Raisinets
• Red Hearts
• Red Vines
• Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup, Pieces, Ticks
• Ring Pops
• Rolo
• Root Beer Barrels
• Skittles Original, Tropical, Wild Berry
• Slo Pokes
• Snaps
• Snow Caps
• Sour Patch Kids
• Sour Patch Watermelon
• Sour Power Strawberry Apple
• Starburst California Fruit, Original Fruit, Tropical Fruit
• Swedish Fish
• Sweet Tarts
• Turtles
• Twizzler Cherry Nibs, Strawberry
• ValoMilk
• Velamints
• Violet Mints and Gum
• Werthers Butterscotch
• York Peppermint Patties
• Zots
• Zour

A full list of candy bars and other candies which may no longer be available are included on Buzzle. Lists of candies by decade of availability are available on Candy Crate. The candy list on Sure Foods Living provides notations of which candies are gluten-free and which contain any of the top eight allergens.

Top 10 Candy Bars

You may be interested in which are the most popular in the United States. Here are the top 10 candy bars along with some details about each.

• Snickers - This candy bar is the best selling bar of all time and it was introduced in 1930.  It was named after a horse owned by the Mars family.  
• Reese’s - The peanut butter cup was created by Harry Reese, who worked for Milton Hershey. They were first made in 1923.
• Kit Kat - This bar came out in 1935. It was originally from the UK and called Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp and is now made by Nestle.
• Butterfinger - Not only is this a great seller, it is a favorite for mixing with soft ice cream. It was created by the Curtiss Candy Company in 1923 and is now produced by Nestle.  It was named for a slang expression for someone who is clumsy or an athlete who has trouble holding onto the ball.
• Milky Way - Introduced in 1924, it was based on a popular malted milk drink at the time.  It was made by the Mars Company.
• 3 Musketeers - This was the third candy bar made by the Mars Company and was created in 1932.
• Baby Ruth - This bar was introduced in 1920 and was named after the daughter of President Grover Cleveland.  It is made by Nestle.  
• Oh Henry - This candy bar has been around since 1920 and is a favorite of many of the older generation.  It was made by the Williamson Candy Company and is now made by Nestle.
• Hershey Bar - The original bar of the Hershey Company is considered by some to be America’s first candy bar. The recipe for milk chocolate was developed by Milton Hershey in 1900. It was followed by Hershey’s Kisses in 1906.
• Twix - Created by the Mars Company, Twix is a cookie covered in caramel and chocolate.  It was produced in the UK in 1967 and came to the United States in 1979

Now you know the biggest names of all candy bars in the US, the biggest names in candy products and the top ten candy bars. Enjoy your favorites; but, consider being adventurous and try some new flavors.