Meet the Makers & Brands
Ferrero Candy Company
Two Familiar Favorites from the American Candy Aisle
Explore Ferrero on our American Candy Counter. These two favorites give shoppers a choice between a substantial candy bar and a shareable movie-style treat. They fit naturally alongside other familiar wrappers on our counter.
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The maker story
The Story Behind Ferrero Candy Company.
The story behind the name
Two Familiar Favorites from the American Candy Aisle
Baby Ruth and Sno-Caps are part of Ferrero’s brand family. Baby Ruth brings together peanuts, caramel, and nougat, while Sno-Caps offer small chocolate pieces topped with white nonpareils. The candies have different histories and different textures, yet both feel at home in a nostalgic American candy assortment. Their place in that tradition comes from the brands themselves; it should not be taken as a claim that Ferrero was founded in America.
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On our shelves
Discover Ferrero Treats
Baby Ruth — Peanuts, caramel, and nougat wrapped in a chocolatey coating. A classic American candy bar born in Chicago in 1921.
Sno-Caps — Semi-sweet chocolate topped with white nonpareils—a movie-house classic.
Explore each product for its own story, available options, current price and availability. A maker’s company history and an individual candy’s introduction date can be different parts of the story.
Chosen for a reason
Why We Choose Ferrero
These two favorites give shoppers a choice between a substantial candy bar and a shareable movie-style treat. They fit naturally alongside other familiar wrappers on our counter.
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Shop Ferrero
Browse our current selection from Ferrero. Choose a product for its price, description and available options.

Sno-Caps
$3.37
American Chapters
Their Story Along America’s Timeline.
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1916Ferrero Candy Company · Maker roots
Periods overlap. A founding marker connects a maker’s roots to the wider history of that time; current products and flavors may be newer.
