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Valomilk

A milk chocolate cup filled with runny marshmallow cream. First made in 1931 by Sifers candy company, Kansas City.

Still made 1931

ValomilkSINCE1931STILL MADE
Our illustration, not the real wrapper.
First made1931
Made by thenSifers candy company, Kansas City
Made by nowRussell Sifers Candies, Merriam, Kansas
StatusStill made
TypeChocolate candies

What it is

A milk chocolate cup filled with runny marshmallow cream.

The story

  • 1931: first made by Sifers candy company, Kansas City.

Fun facts

  • A candy maker added too much vanilla to the marshmallow and it never set. The runny result became the filling.
  • The name blends vanilla, marshmallow and milk chocolate.
  • The fifth generation of the family still uses the original recipe.

Is Valomilk still made?

Yes. Valomilk is still made, by Russell Sifers Candies, Merriam, Kansas. Look for it at candy shops that stock old-fashioned candy, or search for Valomilk on Amazon.

If you like Valomilk

  • Milk Duds (1928): Lumpy chocolate-coated caramel bites, sold in the famous movie box.
  • Raisinets (1927): Raisins coated in milk chocolate.
  • Mallo Cup (after 1936): A milk chocolate cup filled with whipped coconut marshmallow cream.
  • Rolo (1937): Little cone-shaped chocolates with a soft caramel center, sold in a roll.

See every candy from the 1930s or all chocolate candies.

Frequently asked questions

When did Valomilk come out?

Valomilk was first made in 1931, by Sifers candy company, Kansas City.

Who makes Valomilk now?

Russell Sifers Candies, Merriam, Kansas.

Is Valomilk discontinued?

No. Valomilk is still made by Russell Sifers Candies, Merriam, Kansas.

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Sources

Checked October 22, 2026. Valomilk is a trademark of its owner; this page is not connected to the maker. How we check our facts.

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