Chick-O-Sticks

Chick-o-Stick Nuggets are smaller versions of the originals that are 1 inch long and 3/4 inch wide.

Chick-O-Sticks Nuggets in a 1/2 gallon glass jar with chrome lid. The jar is 4½" wide by 6½" tall by 6½" deep with a 3" opening and holds roughly 1 1/2 lb of candy.

Sugar-free Chick-O-Sticks made with Splenda^® These are small sticks, about 1"long. For sugar-free nutrition and ingredients, click here.

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In 1938 a confectionery company began in Lufkin, Texas. Atkinson Candy made use of the Lone Star of Texas and put its name across the middle of a star, this forming the company logo. Chick-o-Sticks are a honeycombed candy filled with peanut butter and rolled in toasted coconut. It was originally introduced as the Chicken Bones. The name changed to Chick-o-Sticks in 1955 because another company already owned the name.

Another Atkinson favorite, the Peanut Butter Bar, was introduced in 1947. It contains a peanut butter honeycombed center with a hard candy jacket.

Chick-O-Sticks memories... I am so glad you now carry chick-o-stick in the large size stick. I ordered some of the bite size when you had them but they were just not the same. When I was little, my aunt would come to our house and bring my two cousins. My mom and dad didn't like to go outside so my aunt would take us to the community pool every week so that we could go swimming. At the snack bar they carried the chick-o-stick's for a nickel. I used to eat one of those during the life guard break every week. I thought they were the best thing in the world. It was the only day I would have them because they didn't carry them anywhere else! Thank you so much for bringing back some great memories! ~ Deborah from Ohio

When I was small my father was in the navy and he was stationed overseas. My mother and us kids lived with our grandparents. Every time my father would come home on leave he would take us all out for a day on the town. We would go out to eat, go to whatever special event happened to be going on and then go to the local candy store. Without even asking me, my father would load a bag with my favorite candy, Chick-O-Sticks.

Back then a lot of folks called them "chicken legs" and that's exactly what my father would call them. He would always say that his little Jody had to have a big enough supply of chicken legs to last him until the next time daddy came home. I don't know if he just realized how much I loved Chick-O-Sticks or he liked to watch me eat all the outside (the goodie) before I ate the inside, all I know is that his smile, as he watched me devour them, is a memory that is always with me. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to revisit my childhood again. ~ Jody from Missouri

When I was little I used to travel with my Dad across the Midwest installing phone systems in the summer. At the little Mom and Pop gas stations, I saw the Chick-O-Stick, which had peanut butter, my favorite food. My Dad did not like me to have chocolate as it melted in the summer, so I ate many many Chick O Sticks and they are still my favorite candy bars. Whenever I travel outside of the city, I always go to the Mom and Pops to get gas, and look for a Stick.  ~ Patrick from Kansas

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