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Zagnut Chocolate Snack

Zagnut... crunchy peanut butter & toasted coconut bars that are 1.75 ounces. These things are fantastic!

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Zan Chewy Candy

Among France's many licorice-based candies, Zan is a standout.

This hard square tablet was first manufactured in 1855 in Uzès, not far from the Camargue where licorice plants abounded (it is the root that is carefully dried and used in candies, tisanes, and beverages).

This licorice candy is quite strong and is available in two flavors: anis and mint.

Also available is a pocket-sized dispenser of Zan pellets,

"Maman, z'en veux! Donne moi z'en!" This childish pronunication ("Mommy, I want some! Give me some!"), overheard by candy-maker Paul Aubrespy in a Parisian restaurant, inspired the name "Zan."

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Zero Chocolate Snack

Caramel, peanut butter, almond nougat bar covered with white fudge

Since 1931 the ZERO candy bar has developed a very loyal consumer base. The unique combination of ingredients makes this bar a one of a kind. The name ZERO is believed to come from the bar being originally marketed as a cool, tasty treat; or as cool as Zero degrees.

Some consumers still today enjoy ZERO candy bars frozen.