I have a somewhat interesting story about chocolate babies concerning my dad... When he was little, about 3 or 4, my dad would get chocolate babies every Saturday from my grandpa. There were five kids in the family, including my dad, and so to keep the chocolate babies a special secret between Grandpa and my dad, my grandpa would hide the chocolate babies in the ice crusher. [You know how the old ice crushers would be nailed to the wall, with a crank to manually break up the ice? Grandpa worked the third shift and he'd get home pretty late, so this was a very special treat for my dad. The two older girls always slept in on Saturday mornings, and the two younger kids were too little to notice, so my dad, the middle child, would get a chair and clamber up to the ice crusher and get his chocolate babies every Saturday morning. He said he remembered that they came in a little box that he'd shake before opening. He'd bite the babies feet first and then pop the rest of them in while he would watch cartoons or lassie. The chocolate baby memory is probably one of my dad's fondest memories of my grandpa, as well as my favorite story to hear him tell. Maggie from North Carolina

Going to the old Capitol Theater in downtown Owosso, and getting chocolate babies out of a vending machine. Phedr from Michigan

This candy is one of my all time favorite and not every candy store sold them. They were in the shape of babies and made of chocolate, they were the most delicious candy I even had as a kid. Its funny that when I tell people about this candy they never heard of Chocolate Babies. I would love to have them again, I remember they were extremely sweet, YUMMY! I'm now 60 YRS OLD and still remember this candy as one of my favorite candies as a kid. Lynn from New Jersey