Top 5 Most Popular Chocolate Bars in the World
                     Top 5 Most Popular 
Chocolate Bars in 
the World
Brand loyalty is something all 
businesses strive for. But in terms 
of chocolate which comes out on 
top? Below is a list of the Top 5 
most popular chocolate bars in the 
world in terms of consumption.
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Snickers
The best-selling chocolate 
bar of all time, the Snickers 
Bar was introduced to the 
world in 1930 by Mars 
Incorporated. Consisting of 
peanut nougat topped with 
roasted peanuts and 
caramel and covered in 
smooth milk chocolate the 
product was named after 
the Mars family horse. 
Today it has worldwide 
global sales of $2 billion.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Introduced in 1928 by Harry 
Burnett Reese, this 
chocolate has been one of 
the best-selling candies in 
U.S. History. Consisting of a 
delicious peanut butter 
filling enrobed in milk 
chocolate it comes as an 
individual 'Big Cup' or in a 
pack of 2, 4 or 8. Anyone 
who has seen the Adam 
Sandler and Drew 
Barrymore film '50 First 
Dates' will recognise this 
product instantly.
Kit Kat
First created by Rowntrees of York 
in 1935, Kit Kat's in its original four 
finger form were developed after a 
worker at the Rowntree York 
factory put a suggestion in a 
recommendation box for a snack 
that 'a man could take to work in 
his pack up'. Originally called 
'Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp' the 
product was renamed to Kit Kat 
after WWII. Today it is produced by 
Nestle in 17 countries around the 
world including the UK, Egypt, 
Australia, Algeria, China, Malaysia, 
Turkey, Bulgaria and Venezuela.
Milky Way
Created in Minnesota by Frank C. 
Mars in 1923, the Milky Way was 
the first commercially distributed 
filled chocolate bar. The name and 
taste of the bar was taken from a 
famed malted milkshake of the 
day, not the earth's galaxy as 
many contend. In its first year of 
sales in 1924 the Milk Way 
generated $800,000 in revenue.
Baby Ruth
Originally known as 'Kandy 
Kake' this bar of chocolate-
covered peanuts, caramel, and 
nougat was introduced to the 
U.S in 1900. Similar to a Picnic, 
this product was first produced 
in Chicago by the Curtiss 
Candy Company who renamed 
it Baby Ruth in 1921, 
supposedly in honor of the 
daughter of President Grover 
Cleveland. Nowadays it is 
manufactured by Nestle.
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