Chewy molasses and peanut butter candy since 1914! Behind its nostalgic wrapper, this sweet little peanut butter chew - named after the creator's favorite aunt - has been a longtime favorite at penny candy stores everywhere

"Classic candy, a reminder of a time when life was simpler and one of the joys your looked forward to was eating a great piece of candy. So enjoy this classic candy treat for yourself, but be sure to share with the next generation of children as well"

The History of Mary Jane: Through the years, countless school children learned about the midnight ride of Paul Revere. Those same kids would run out of school to the closest store and buy as many Mary Jane® candies as their pocket change would permit. Little did they know, the lesson they just learned and the delicious sweet they were about to unwrap had a common history. Charles N. Miller first unveiled his peanut butter and molasses candy in 1914. Miller got his start by making candies with his father in their Boston home, a home whose previous owner happened to be Paul Revere. And coincidentally, today we make these favorite chews in the Massachusetts city of Revere!

• Each Mary Jane chew measures approximately 1 1/2" x 1/2" x 1 1/2".
• Individually wrapped.
• Old-Fashioned Mary Jane Original Chews Candy Bars - An American Classic!

Each Mary Jane chew measures approximately 1 1/2" x 1/2" x 1 1/2".Necco