Description
Nashville’s candy bar since 1912: caramel, peanuts, and marshmallow nougat, covered in real milk chocolate and shaped into a round cluster instead of a bar. Goo Goo calls it America’s first combination candy bar, meaning the first one to put several things together instead of just chocolate.
The name, according to the company, came from the founder’s infant son. One individually wrapped 1.75 oz cluster.
Contains milk, peanuts, and soy, and it’s made on shared equipment with tree nuts, wheat, eggs, and sesame. The classic line is gluten-free, per Goo Goo.
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