Tag: Confectionery debate

First launched in the UK in 1937, the classic confectionery product Maltesers consist of a malted milk center, not a biscuit. The answer to whether Maltesers are biscuits or honeycomb is a matter of both understanding the classic product and recognizing modern variations.

First introduced in 1932 during the Great Depression, the Payday bar was originally marketed as a meal replacement due to its dense peanut outer layer. This unusual origin story fuels a long-standing question: are paydays considered candy, or something more? This article will settle the debate by exploring the ingredients, history, and industry classifications that define this unique sweet and salty treat.