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The Most Famous Chocolate Bar In The US Isn’t Hershey’s Or Reese’s, According To Report

THEDAILYMEAL.COM In an online survey of 6,242 adults in 2025, the participants were asked, “Do you know this brand, even if only by name?” Statista reports that 94% of the respondents knew of Snickers, M&M’s at 93% and Twix at 92%. KitKat ranked highly, tying for second at 93%. Both Hershey’s and Reese’s ranked fourth, with 91% of the surveyed adults saying that they knew of the brands.  

A Massachusetts Grandmother Made a Fateful Bid on an Endangered Chocolate Bar. She Now Makes 1.5M of Them Each Year

PEOPLE.COM

Louisa Mawhinney’s purchase and production of Sky Bar has been a product of “calculated risk,” community support and everything falling into place.

Lindt says weight-loss drugs users are eating more chocolate, not less

REUTERS.COM

Chocolate sales are rising ​faster among U.S. users of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs than in ‌the rest of the population, Swiss chocolatier Lindt & Spruengli (LISN.S), said, citing data that defied forecasts the drugs would reduce confectionery demand.

What The Percentage On A Chocolate Actually Means

TASTINGTABLE.COM

Whether you’re looking at bars labeled as 50%, 70%, or 90%, the percentage refers to the total cacao content in the chocolate, including cocoa solids and cocoa butter. For example, a 70% chocolate bar means that 70% of the bar comes from cacao components, while the remaining 30% is usually sugar. Cocoa butter is the fat found in cacao beans, while cocoa solids are all the “dry” parts of the bean that are not fat. With a strong, bitter, aromatic taste, solids supply that essential “chocolatey” flavor, while the butter creates the creamy, rich, and smooth-melting texture of good-quality chocolate.

 

What Happens to Your Blood Sugar When You Eat Chocolate?

EATINGWELL.COM

You can eat chocolate if you have diabetes, as long as you keep a few things in mind.