After Eights have long been the staple Christmas & Birthday gift to grandmas across the nation. We were very excited to discover that Nestle Canada sell a bar named after these great British chocs. A delicious combination of creamy milk chocolate coating a chocolate & mint truffle interior. ...

An American hero since 1921 is now available at a Cybercandy store near you! As famous as the baseball player it was allegedly named after (although this is at the centre of much controversy), the Baby Ruth bar is chocked full of delicious peanut butter, chewy nougat, gorgeous caramel & coated in thick milky chocolate. It's traditional American chocolate heaven with a history that's nearly a century in the making. ...

Nestle Butterfinger: Many of the most famous brands of chocolate & confectionery were introduced in the 1920's in the US. Americans suddenly developed a greater appetite for ice cream, soft drinks & confectionery. The likely cause was the introduction of Prohibition in January 1920! Butterfinger was introduced in 1923. It's a peanut crunch bar with a thick chocolate coating. Because of its crumbly texture it makes a good topping for cheesecake or sundaes. It's often used in ice cream & other recipes. ...

Coffee Crisp is a delicious candy bar. Chocolate covered crispy wafflets with a very light coffee tasting centre. No peanut butter, no caramel. Goes well indeed with a cup of coffee. This is a cult item & apparently very many Americans have petitioned Nestle to release it in the USA, so far with little success. ...

They do things differently in Oz. Nestle HQ sent them a Kit Kat Chunky. ' Thanks, Nestle HQ' they said. Then they filled it with caramel. Three different kinds, in fact: caramel fudge, caramel crisp, & gooey caramel. One per chunk. All in the one bar. No wonder they call it the Wonderful L&. ...