Abba-Zaba facts for kids
Abba-Zaba is a chewy taffy candy bar with a creamy peanut butter center. It's made by the Annabelle Candy Company in Hayward, California. This classic candy has been a favorite for many years, known for its unique flavor and checkerboard wrapper.
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The Story of Abba-Zaba Candy
The first Abba-Zaba bars were made in 1922 by a company called Colby and McDermott. Over time, different companies owned the candy. The Cardinet Candy Company used to make Abba-Zaba, along with another popular candy bar called U-No Bar.
Annabelle Candy Company Takes Over
In 1978, the Annabelle Candy Company bought the Cardinet Candy Company. Since then, Annabelle has been making Abba-Zaba bars, as well as the U-No Bar and other candies. They have kept the original recipe and the famous yellow and black checkerboard wrapper.
Where to Find Abba-Zaba
Abba-Zaba bars are most commonly found in the western parts of the United States, especially west of the Rocky Mountains. However, you can also buy them online in larger quantities. Many candy specialty stores across the US and Canada also carry this unique treat.
New Abba-Zaba Flavors
Recently, Annabelle Candy Company has introduced some exciting new versions of the Abba-Zaba bar. You might find one with an apple-flavored taffy, which gives a fruity twist to the classic chewiness. There's also a new bar that has a chocolate spread inside instead of the traditional peanut butter.
Abba-Zaba and Dietary Needs
It's good to know that Abba-Zaba bars are considered kosher and pareve. This means they follow specific dietary guidelines and do not contain any meat or dairy ingredients.
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