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Whoppers

Whoppers

Whoppers... the original malted milk ball.

A case of (24) 1.75 oz packages is $19.99

A case of (12) 5 oz theater boxes is $19.99

Single packs and boxes are $1.05 and $1.99 each on the Pack-a-Bag page.

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Whoppers, 5 oz theater box -
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box of 24 - $19.99
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Whoppers history

 

The Overland Candy Company introduced a malted milk candy product called Giants in 1939. In 1947, Overland merged with Chicago Biscuit Company, Leaf Gum and Leaf Machinery. Leaf Brands reintroduced malted milk balls in 1949 under the name of Whoppers. Today they are made by the Hershey Company.

Whoppers were first sold unwrapped, two for one cent. After the creation of cellophane wrapping machines, smaller Whoppers were packaged in cellophane and sold five for one cent. These were called "Fivesomes."

Soon after, Leaf introduced the first confectionery milk carton package. In the early 70s, different flavors were tried and sometime between 1949 and 1952 an egg-shaped Whopper was introduced for Easter.

Whoppers memories... Wow what memories! I am one of 4 children and we all loved Whoppers growing up. Of course, money was tight but all of us kids would usually get a least one treat a week when we would go to store. I remember that my older brothers would always get other candies that I didn't like and I would get a bag of Whoppers (which I loved).

My BIGGER brothers would always wrestle with me to get my Whoppers as well as their candy. Of course I thought that I could beat them so I always agreed to wrestle! I always lost... but they would usually always give me that Whoppers anyways to eat!!! Thanks for the memory of my childhood! ~ Sheri from Missouri


"Whoppers" always remind me of Halloween! After emptying our pillowcase for the first time, we would venture out for one more round of trick-or-treating on the next block (it was a BIG thing when we were finally old enough to venture onto the block behind our house)!

When we were done for the night, it was our tradition to dump everything onto the dining room table and divide up the "like" candies into piles! My sister and I loved Whoppers, but my dad loved them more! I would keep out a pack or two for myself and then happily offer up the rest to my father; he always made a big production each year (to our benefit, I'm sure) to get the lions share of the Whoppers. It is a childhood memory that I will treasure forever! ~ Mary Beth from Michigan

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