Sometimes, all it takes is a little chocolate to turn your day around. For many, Hershey's is the go-to brand for that quick, oh-so-tasty fix. From the classic milk chocolate bar to the cookies 'n' creme variety, Hershey's has long satisfied America's sweet tooth.
But what about the less popular flavors — like the Krackel bar? Introduced in 1938, the Krackel bar was Hershey's answer to the demand for crispy rice and milk chocolate treats. Wrapped in red packaging with silver sides and bold white lettering, the Krackel bar quickly became a favorite due to its crunchy texture and rich chocolatey taste. However, after 1997, the full-sized bars were discontinued, leaving fans with no choice but to stock up on at Halloween or to hope that a generous parent might buy a pack.
The full-sized bars made a brief return in 2014, before being discontinued again, although the Krackel still lives on in the Miniatures packs. It doesn't quite hit the spot like the full-sized candy bar, but it's still there, waiting to be rediscovered. After all, unlike , Krackel bars were never associated with any scandal that might prevent them from making a return.
Retro candy's sweet comeback While Hershey's may not be everyone's top choice, whether because of the selection available or because there are so many , those who crave a little crunch often fall in love with Krackel minis. While Krackel may only be available in miniature now, Nestle's Crunch bars could be a worthy replacement for those who lik.
