Pay Day Bar 1.85 OZ (52g)

Description: Pay Day Peanut Caramel Bar - Can't get enough peanuts? Try a PAYDAY Peanut Caramel Bar, with sweet caramel and tons of salty peanuts. The History - PAYDAY Peanut Caramel Bar was first introduced in 1932 by Frank Martoccio, founder of the F.A. Martoccio Macaroni Company and, later, head of Hollywood Brands, Inc. Martoccio also manufactured and sold ZERO (1920) candy bars. The Martoccio family sold Hollywood Brands to Consolidated Foods Corporation (later to become Sara Lee) in 1967. Business was good when a fire destroyed the Centralia, Illinois plant in 1980. With the assistance of the L.S. Heath and Sons Company and the ingenuity and hard work of the Centralia employees, Hollywood Brands continued production until a new facility could be constructed. The new building was opened in 1983. In 1988, Hollywood Brands was purchased by Huhtamaki Oy and became part of Leaf, Inc. Hershey Foods Corporation acquired the Leaf North America confectionery operations from Huhtamaki Oy of Helsinki, Finland in 1996.

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  • 5 Stars: Daniel Fennon 09 September 2010

    Sweet and surprisingly salty... love em

  • 5 Stars: Tom B 15 February 2010

    I'd never have thought that salty peanuts and sweet caramel would go togeather, but let me tell you- it's a match made in heaven!

  • 5 Stars: Abi 15 January 2010

    the best candy i have ever tasted. i am so happy to have this again. thankyou AmericanSoda, superb service and delivery.

  • 5 Stars: Thomas Garrity 11 May 2009

    A must try! Pay Day's are a real change from anything on the UK market. Far better than most things made by The Hershey Company (Only Reese's are in the same league!)

  • 5 Stars: Stephen Matthews 06 January 2009

    The best candy bar ever ... a great mix of sweet and salty!

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