First made2005
Made by thenHershey
Made by nowDiscontinued (2009)
StatusDiscontinued
TypeChocolate candies
What it is
Tiny Hershey's Kisses in a colorful candy shell, Hershey's answer to M&M's.
The story
- 2005: first made by Hershey.
- 2009: discontinued.
Fun facts
- The recipe was later changed to use vegetable oil instead of cocoa butter.
Are Hershey's Kissables still made?
No. Hershey's Kissables were discontinued in 2009. You can't buy them new today. If you miss it, try Sixlets and Junior Mints, which are still made.
If you like Hershey's Kissables
- Hershey's Swoops (2003): Curved chocolate slices stacked like Pringles, in flavors like Reese's, York and Almond Joy.
- Butterfinger BB's (early 1990s): Little round, bite-size balls of Butterfinger.
- Sixlets (by 1960): Little round, candy-shelled chocolate-flavored balls in a cellophane tube.
- Junior Mints (1949): Small rounds of creamy mint filling in a semisweet chocolate coating, with a dimple on one side.
See every candy from the 1990s and 2000s or all chocolate candies.
Frequently asked questions
When did Hershey's Kissables come out?
Hershey's Kissables were first made in 2005, by Hershey.
Who makes Hershey's Kissables now?
Nobody. Hershey's Kissables were discontinued in 2009.
Are Hershey's Kissables discontinued?
No. Hershey's Kissables were discontinued in 2009. You can't buy them new today.
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Checked October 22, 2026. Hershey's Kissables is a trademark of its owner; this page is not connected to the maker. How we check our facts.
