What it is
Chewy caramel and crisped rice in milk chocolate.
The story
- 1964: first made by Nestle (first sold as the "$100,000 Candy Bar").
- 2018: Ferrero bought Nestle's US candy brands.
Fun facts
- Its first name was the $100,000 Candy Bar.
- Radio stations have pranked listeners by giving away "100 Grand" and handing over a candy bar.
Is 100 Grand still made?
Yes. 100 Grand is still made, by Ferrero. Look for it at candy shops that stock old-fashioned candy, or search for 100 Grand on Amazon.
If you like 100 Grand
- Twin Bing (1960s): Two round, cherry-flavored nougat centers covered in chopped peanuts and chocolate.
- Marathon bar (1973): An 8 inch braid of chewy caramel coated in chocolate, with a ruler printed on the wrapper.
- Wonka Bar (1976): Milk chocolate with little pieces of graham cracker.
- Reggie! bar (1978): Chocolate, peanuts and caramel, named after Yankees slugger Reggie Jackson.
See every candy from the 1960s or all candy bars.
Frequently asked questions
When did 100 Grand come out?
100 Grand was first made in 1964, by Nestle (first sold as the "$100,000 Candy Bar").
Who makes 100 Grand now?
Ferrero.
Is 100 Grand discontinued?
No. 100 Grand is still made by Ferrero.
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Checked October 22, 2026. 100 Grand is a trademark of its owner; this page is not connected to the maker. How we check our facts.