The candy bar's revamp follows Ferrero — the owner of Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, and Tic Tac — acquiring Butterfinger from Nestlé for $2.8 billion, along with the rest of Nestlé's American ...

We decided to try Butterfinger 2.0 alongside the candy as it is currently sold. Here's how the old and the new compare: The difference between the two bars is clear from the packaging alone.

Hey everyone, Jason Griffith here! If you’re anything like me, you probably have a soft spot for that classic candy bar with its distinctive crispy, peanut buttery center and chocolatey coating. Today ...

CandyStore.com, a bulk candy distributor, ... And they found that Wisconsin's number-one choice — Butterfinger — is nowhere to be seen on the top 10 list of the nation as a whole.

Now, you're probably wondering why Butterfinger changed its recipe to begin with. According to Business Insider, Ferrara Candy Company (home to your chocolatey go-to's like Nutella, Ferrero Rocher ...

Butterfinger, you better not be playing with our emotions, because now that you’ve put it out there that Crispety Crunchety Peanut Butter might become a thing, we won’t take no for an answer ...

The new bars, which will be available in stores nationwide in February 2019, are made using a chocolate shell coating that contains more milk and cocoa (instead of hard-to-pronounce fillers).

About the time I was 5, I was convinced I would grow up to be a cowboy. I always wished for a pony and had the full cowboy outfit: guns, hat, boots, chaps, shirt and a lasso. Christmas Day rolled a… ...

Butterfinger candy bars: You can’t have a Butterfinger candy bar cake without the distinctive crunch of the candy (fun fact: The crunch actually comes from a cornflake-like filling).