Joe Louis, a beloved Canadian treat, has a rich history that many snack enthusiasts find fascinating. Created in 1932 by Vachon Inc., the Jos Louis is a delightful combination of two chocolate cake rounds with a creamy filling, all encased in a milk chocolate shell. Named after Joseph and Louis, two of the Vachon sons, …
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Maltesers are a beloved chocolate treat known for their crispy malt honeycomb centers. First sold in the UK in 1937, they quickly gained popularity across various countries. In Canada, Maltesers have become a favorite confectionery item, winning hearts with their light and crunchy texture. The delightful taste of Maltesers has a long history. Created by …
For many Canadians, the word “Rockets” brings to mind a sugary treat wrapped in shiny paper. These small, colorful candies have been a staple in Canadian trick-or-treat bags for decades. In Canada, they are known as Rockets, but elsewhere, they are identical to the candies called Smarties in the United States. Rockets hold a special …
Wine gums, particularly those made by Maynards, have carved a sweet spot in the world of confections. These chewy, flavorful candies are known for their unique, firm texture and delightful variety of fruit flavors. Originating in the United Kingdom, wine gums have found popularity not just there, but in Canada and several other countries as …
The Vachon Half Moon is a beloved Canadian treat that has captured the hearts of snack lovers across the country. These chocolate-flavored cakes, known for their soft texture and creamy filling, have a rich history that dates back to the beginnings of Vachon as a company. Since 1923, Vachon has been crafting delicious snacks that …
Turtles chocolates are a delightful treat that many Canadians have cherished for decades. Made with rich chocolate, creamy caramel, and crunchy pecans, these candies have become a staple in various celebrations across the country. The history of Turtles candies dates back to the early 1900s when they were first created by DeMet’s Candy Company in …
Nostalgia has a way of bringing sweet memories to life, especially when it comes to forgotten treats like the Pep Chew. The Pep Chew was a favorite candy among Canadian kids, cherished for its mint-flavored toffee wrapped in chocolate. Many who grew up in Canada during the sixties remember just how special this candy was. …
Cadbury Dairy Milk has been a beloved choice for chocolate lovers around the world, and its influence is felt even in Canadian candy history. This rich and creamy treat originated in the United Kingdom back in June 1905 and has grown into a family of products that delight people today. The classic slogan “glass and …
Big Foot candies, crafted by Maynards, hold a special place in the sweet landscape of Canadian treats. Originating in Canada, these gummy candies are shaped like feet and boast a bold, fruity flavor that fans love. These playful candies are not just a fun snack; they are a delicious part of Canadian candy history. The …
Cadbury’s Mr. Big is a staple in the world of Canadian candy. It holds the title of the largest chocolate bar produced by Cadbury in Canada, measuring about eight inches long. The bar is made of a crunchy combination of layered vanilla wafers, smooth caramel, rice crisps, and coated in rich Cadbury chocolate. This blend …