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. ...

his wins the award for the most coolest name is choccie bardom. It's a crime that this one isn't widely available in the UK, the name alone would guarantee its success
- we think it's named after the Japanese chokuto sword, but if you know different tell us! It's a fudgey caramel bar coated in crunchy rice crisps.
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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&. ...