Sky Bars

Sky Bars... this 1.5 oz candy bar is divided into four sections with four different centers... caramel, vanilla, peanut and fudge covered in milk chocolate... another of our favorites! A box of 36 is $26.99

Single bars are 99¢ each on the Pack-a-Bag page.

Shipping... Orders placed by midnight usually (but not always) ship on the next business day. $8.95 per order for UPS ground shipping... free for orders of $200.00 or more (continental US only). more info

To order, click the "CK" box and enter the quantity...

Sky Bars were first introduced in 1937 by Necco, the makers of Necco Wafers. It was the first molded chocolate bar with 4 distinctly different centers. Each bar consists of four milk chocolate-enrobed sections each with an interior of caramel, vanilla, peanut or fudge. Sky Bars were first announced to the public by means of a sky-writing campaign which was a rather dramatic way to introduce a product in the 1930s.

Some of you will probably remember a similar candy bar called Seven Up which was made by the Trudeau Candy Company of St. Paul, Minnesota and introduced at about the same time. It had seven sections and dark chocolate. Unfortunately it is no longer made. It was purchased by the soft drink company of the same name that decided to discontinue the candy to avoid confusion with the brands.

Sky Bars memories... Sky Bars are one of my most vivid childhood memories. Every summer my sister, my cousins (I have a LOT of cousins) and I would take the long trip to our grandfathers camp in the Adirondacks. It was set way back in the woods and the drive would be rather long and boring. How many trees can a carload of kids look at before getting a little stir crazy?

To help keep us quiet our mothers would ply us with candy. We always had Sky Bars, they were the greatest because we could trade the different pieces. I can't find them anymore and it's been years since I had one. But I will always have a soft spot in my heart for that bright yellow wrapper and the memories of my family it invokes. Kathleen - Upstate NY

Somehow, Sky Bars had been completely erased from my memory banks until a recent vacation trip found me lured to a shop that specializes in old-time candies. I was wandering around the shop displays, reminiscing about Chuckles and Chunky and Dots, when my gaze fell on a box of Sky Bars. The yellow package! The red lettering! The four chocolate segments pictured on the wrapper! The images jarred long-lost memories and suddenly they all came flooding back.

How could I have forgotten going to the candy store as a young boy in New York and buying Sky Bars? How could I have forgotten the four segments, each with a different flavored filling? How could I have forgotten breaking the segments apart and eating them in ascending order of desirability, from least-favorite peanut to most-coveted fudge? Just seeing the packages started me on a wonderful boyhood trip down memory lane, a trip that became even more poignant when I bought a bar and munched my way back to my childhood. ~ Ken from Florida

I forgot about my favorite candy bar until someone sent me your website and it brought back sweet memories of Sky bar. When I was a child I would go to the corner candy store and put a penny in a gumball machine to try and get a "winner gum ball". The "winner gum ball" had stripes on it. The winner was entitled to a free candy bar. I ALWAYS asked for Sky Bar. I loved the different flavors covered in delicious milk chocolate. I am so glad they are still available. I have not seen them in ages! ~ Marcie from Pennsylvania

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