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.

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 ...

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.

While the original Butterfinger made its debut in 1923, it's had a few different corporate "homes" over the years, from its originator — Curtiss Candy Company — to Nestle, to, as of April 2018 ...

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 ...

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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).

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).