2000 Reese’s Bites - The Grinch and Cindy Lou Who

 

Amazing Grace is a Hershey's Chocolate Bar

The Hershey's Chocolate Bar traces its origins to 1900, when it was first mass-produced by Milton S. Hershey in Hershey. After successfully launching caramel candies through the Lancaster Caramel Company, Hershey sold his caramel business to focus on chocolate production, inspired by chocolate-making machinery he saw at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. He aimed to create an affordable milk chocolate bar for everyday Americans, which was innovative at a time when chocolate was often considered a luxury. The result was a smooth, slightly tangy milk chocolate bar wrapped in its now-iconic brown-and-silver packaging. Over the decades, the Hershey’s Chocolate Bar became one of the most recognizable sweets in the United States and helped establish the The Hershey Company as a global leader in the confectionery industry.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas x Hershey Kisses (Christmas 2002)

 

How the Grinch Stole Christmas x Hershey’s Kisses (Christmas 2002) was a festive licensed holiday promotion that paired Hershey’s iconic bite-sized chocolates with the mischievous charm of Dr. Seuss’s Grinch, capitalizing on the character’s enduring popularity following the 2000 live-action film. Released for the 2002 Christmas season, the product featured classic milk chocolate Hershey’s Kisses wrapped in themed foils showcasing the Grinch and other Whoville imagery, often in bright green and red holiday colors. These seasonal Kisses were marketed as stocking stuffers, candy bowl fillers, and baking decorations, blending Hershey’s long-standing holiday traditions with playful pop-culture storytelling. The collaboration remains a nostalgic example of early-2000s holiday branding, remembered by collectors and fans for its cheerful packaging and its role in bringing a beloved Christmas character into everyday seasonal treats.

Twizzlers Twists (Hershey's November 2025)

Twizzlers Twists are classic American chewy candy ropes known for their signature twisted shape and fruity flavors, most famously strawberry, offering a light, low-fat treat enjoyed by generations. These iconic licorice-style candies are produced by The Hershey Company, which has manufactured Twizzlers since acquiring the original maker, Young & Smylie, one of the oldest confectionery firms in the United States.

Harry Potter x Hershey’s (November 2025)

The Harry Potter boat ride to Hogwarts is an iconic moment introduced in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, where first-year students travel across the Black Lake at night in small, lantern-lit boats led by Hagrid. This serene yet magical journey is the students’ very first glimpse of the wizarding world’s grandeur, culminating in the dramatic reveal of Hogwarts Castle glowing on a cliffside. The boat ride symbolizes the transition from the ordinary to the extraordinary, serving as a rite of passage for new witches and wizards and becoming one of the most memorable traditions in the Hogwarts school year.

Harry Potter x Hershey's (December 2024)

 

Harry Potter (Hershey's 2024)

 

Hermione Granger (Hershey's 2024)

 

Harry Potter - Hershey's - 7-11 (October 2, 2024)