Butterfinger can move away forever!
Sorry, the chocolate peanut butter bar bar. It's not you, it's us.
That the word "Butterfinger" flood your mind with desires of peanut butter, Bart Simpson or remind you at that time that you have spilled the soda on your crude in high school, it probably evokes a serious nostalgia. And, as sad as admitting, Nestlé plans to condemn his popular candy bar to this one - the past.
In a recent press release, Nestlé admitted that he plans to sell his American confectionery activity by the end of 2017. So, if the brand can not find a buyer, favorites such as Butterfinger, Babyruth, 100Grand , Skinnycow, Raininotes, Snocaps, Sweettarts, Laffytaffy and Nerds will not occupy more candy alley shelves. In order to soothe the break last with the US markets, theThe Wall Street newspaper reported that Candy has come to this decision in response to the demand for swelling of consumers forHealthy snacks (Go 'Murica!). Although Nestlé does not take a break from its emblematic global brand, Kitkat.
But for all your looks of Butterfinger, it is really not necessary to conceive an epitaph for your beloved bar. There are many healthy and satisfying ways to get your PB and your chocolate hotfix, starting with these30 snacks without guilt for your biggest cravings.
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