What it is
A crunchy peanut butter center rolled in toasted coconut, with no chocolate coating.
The story
- 1930: first made by D. L. Clark Company, Pittsburgh (the Clark Bar maker).
- 1983: Leaf International bought Clark's company.
- 1996: Hershey Foods acquired the brand.
Fun facts
- Launched in 1930 by the company that made the Clark Bar.
- Part of Hershey since 1996.
Is Zagnut still made?
Yes. Zagnut is still made, by The Hershey Company. Look for it at candy shops that stock old-fashioned candy, or search for Zagnut on Amazon.
If you like Zagnut
- 3 Musketeers (1932): Fluffy whipped chocolate nougat in milk chocolate.
- Heath bar (1928): A thin, hard slab of butter and almond toffee in a milk chocolate coating.
- PayDay (1932): Salted peanuts rolled around a soft caramel center, with no chocolate.
- Zero bar (1920s): Caramel, peanut and almond nougat in a white fudge coating.
See every candy from the 1930s or all candy bars.
Frequently asked questions
When did Zagnut come out?
Zagnut was first made in 1930, by D. L. Clark Company, Pittsburgh (the Clark Bar maker).
Who makes Zagnut now?
The Hershey Company.
Is Zagnut discontinued?
No. Zagnut is still made by The Hershey Company.
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Checked October 22, 2026. Zagnut is a trademark of its owner; this page is not connected to the maker. How we check our facts.