OMG THESE WERE SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!

yes they were!!!!

Loved them, can't find them anywhere. Help please,so hard to find a cookie I like. Thanks

I am also a lover of these heyday bars has anyone found them or a recipie like it.

I called Nabisco once and a phone rep. denied Nabisco ever making them. If enough people called and made a request, I bet they'd start making them again.

HEY! i remember those-they were the BOMB! as for neil's comment-neil im sad to say that many times i have contacted companies to ask them to bring back a food product(usually after checking out this site)and they all give some lame excuse of why they arent going to bring the product back.but i say we NEVER GIVE UP!

From Memphis, I, too have been looking for over 7 years for any good info on the Heyday. At the USPTO website lists the cookie bars as being invented in 1912, trademark was retired in 1973. I found a Nabisco employee who never heard of Heyday. The real disappointment is the fact that all foods trademarked (and are in the active status)in the U.S.A. must have a extremely detailed desrip.& all the exact ingredients as well as the unique process by which the food item is made, even baking temps and times.It is only by this method that the USPTO can police the food industry and assist(and prosecute) commercial copycats. Just lookup the "OREO" at the U.S.Patent and Trademark Office site or on the Gov't website "T.E.S.S." assist. Help me if you can, Bill Boyd

I remember and totally loved the Heyday. A freind of my parents use to have them at their yearly picnics. I asked her about them a couple of years ago and she said they were made by Stauffer Biscuit here in York PA. I hope this helps

I have looking for them too! There is a recipe for them on copykat under Nabisco Heyday Bars. It won't be the same, but it is worth a try.

where are they!!!! they were my favorite.

I loved Heyday bars! I wrote to Nabisco and they said they didn't have enough demand for them, so stopped making them. They were sooooo good!

Heydays were awesome but expenseive. I think it was like buying 12 regular candy bars, even so, they were great! I wish they still made them, or someone would take it on, I would have them shipped to my house!

My wife thought i was crazy talking about a wonderful child hood memory that i made up. But now i have more who share in my craziness:) BRING BACK THE HEYDAY BAR!!!!!!!so my kids can enjoy them too:(

I loved them too!! I agree like all of you, SOMEONE should bring them back!!

HeyDays and Yes Yes cookies. The biggest treats on the planet for me, as I was rarely permitted candy but my dad would buy cookies for our fishing days. These were the absolute best.

SO I HAVE FINALLY FOUND YOU ALL.... MY HEYDAY LOVERS.... THey quit making them about 10 15 years ago now... and with all the stupid repeat cookies on the market there IS NOTHING that compares.... WE need to get this back... Sign the petition at petitions.com

I loved these bars. I ate them in the 70's 80's and early 90's. Plese bring them back.

Does anyone hav a picture for these bars? My husband is not sure this is the same cookie bar he has been searching for!

These were indeed Heyday Bars, Made by Keebler

These were indeed the best cookie I ate --Would love to have them back and pass them on to the grandkids

these were the best cookies ever as a kid in High school in the 70's these were our best treat too bad they don't make them anymore as like everyone else I would buy a case to keep in the freezer at all times it's a shame we have 10 types of oreo's and 10 types fo chips ahoy but we can't get back the hey day cookie, now it appears they don't make or stock fiddle flakes at my local markets anymore are these the next to go......bummer bring Hey Day's back.....

My Mom would get them for me every year for my Birthday for a special treat being they were so expensive.

Yep, my wife thought I was crazy too. But then she didn't believe me about Vanilly Crunch either. I would love to see them come back.

OH YESSSSSSS!!! these were the best cookies/candy bar ever!!!!!! Would be a dream come true for them to come back even if for a short time!!!!!! Please!!!!!!

Yes, my roommate and I loved them while we were at Kalamazoo College in the early 80's. Later when I could no longer get them here, I found them in the Upper Pennisula of Michigan and would bring them home from our vacations. Sadly in the mid 90's I could no longer find them there either.

I hadn't thought about these in years! They were the best!!!!!

Heyday bars always make me think of 4th of July! My mom always had them in the freezer for the cookout! I loved them. I can't remember which company made them, and I never find them in the stores anymore. I wish they still made them.

I've been craving these for years. I was hoping they were available in some other region. It was like buying a pack of delicious candy bars. My Mom would buy some,and lock them in a cabinet; so my brothers and I wouldn't eat them in one setting.

Love these cookies - a wonderful memory from my childhood - sadly, can't find them anywhere - have been looking for years!!

DISCONTINUED BY NABISCO, i went to the web page and they have a list of FAQ and then another that showed all the discontinued products and HEYDAY BARS is on that list. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!

Geez I thought I was the only one looking for these. Yeah , I too contacted the maker and they said they were discontinued. WTH Last time I seen those was the early 90's I so miss them....How Can we ever get them back...

Yes I remember those cookies from the 70's. They were really good and I think if they brought them back they probably would sell out all the time because so many people loved them.

simulate the economy, bring them back.

From reding your comments there are three companies in question as to who made the HeyDay bar. Will the real HeyDay cookie maker please stand up. Is it Nabisco, Keebler or the Stauffer biscuit Company?

HEYDAY bars are awesome -- i remember they were the only kind of cookies we'd want my dad to get -- forget oreos -- bring back heyday bars!!!

they were the best ever they need to get them back they will sell out

HOLY KAMOLY! I thought it was just me. Every now & then when I'm at the grocery store I think I'm going to find the Heydays cookies(bars). But, I never find them. Today, again at the grocery store I was thinking about them and how bad I wish I could find them. Decided to do a search on the internet today and only to find they don't make them anymore. I was thinking that it was Keebler but, I hear that it was Nabisco. Anyway, at least its nice to know I'm not alone. MAN! I LOVED THOSE THINGS! Bummer they don't make them anymore. I'll definitely sign a petition to get them back. Long live the Heyday!

Count me in! On a positive note, the Girl Scout Samoa's are close, aren't they?

My Dad was a salesman for Nabisco back in the 70's and 80's, so, he often brought HeyDeys home to me because they were my favorite cookie they made. To this day I have never had a better store bought cookie. I lived in Arizona so they only sold them in the store during the winter months because they melted to quickly in the summer. Nabisco needs to wake up and merchandise these again!

Wow I did know there were so many people missing the sweet cookie I eat as a kid. I just logged on and googled hoping to find some where that still made them or maybe get the recipe for them. Boy sure do miss those things.

I have telling people about these cookies and they all look at me as if i was crazy.I want my kids to experience this wonderful treat let get them back what do we need to do?

I am looking for Heyday bars , too. they just disappeared. If Nabisco stopped making them due to poor demand, I would say they were not advertizing them well. Some other cookies they sell are not good at all, but there are many commercials about them and they sell well. Hey Nabisco, make the cookies, give them a different name and advertise!

I have been looking for these bars for years to they leave great memories eating them with my dad. i wish they came out with them again Please i guess for just one more chance for a memory that is slowly dying.

The only thing comparible to Heyddays, that I have been able find, are the Girl Scout 'Samoan' cookies.

I COULD LIVE ON THESE COOKIES!! I get so hungry for Heydays. They are the best cookies Ever. WOuld love to see them back on the shelves. THe Girl Scout Samoas - NO comparison, even though I used to be a GS leader and sold them. I was hoping they could be a REAL close subsitutue, but No........

What could we do to get these back. Believe it or not I still look for them in the cookie isle to this day. I have been doing this for years now. Hoping they bring them back. COME ON Keebler. Make my Heydays again.

If so many of us took the time to look for them on the internet - there must be lots more of us out there thinking how good the HeyDay cookies were - bring them back!

EVERYONE needs to contact VERMONTCOUNTRYSTORE.COM to ask them to bring this wonderful cookie back to us!!! They have brought back many bye-gone items. They brought back Gee Your Hair Smell Terrific, and Tigress perfume, and many more 70's things. They specialize in the discontinued and hard to find items, and bring them back...YEA!!! Call 802-776-5700 and request Heyday!!

These and parchute pants were the best!!

Well, it is 2011 and I am still hoping to find a pkg. of HeyDay cookies. Whenever I visit a town different than where I live I go to a grocery to see if they have them available and that the "problem" is just where I live and the buyer for the particular area. Unfortunately, I see from all your comments, that they just are not made any longer. So Very Sad! I agree with Kevin, perhaps Vermont Country Store would be willing to help us. Let's ask them!

I used to work for Nabisco back in the mid-1980's. At that time we were still able to purchase them at the company store. If I recall, they were very popular among all us employees at the time; I kept a bag in my dest drawer. However, Nabsico has a corporate culture of cannibalizing or poorly marketing some of their best products. Sadly, the Heyday Bars along with the Uneeda Biscuits went by the wayside.

I am here on web search for heyday bars for my husband once again. So bad they no longer make them.

I have been looking for heyday bars for 10 years and no luck.I remember growing up it was a big treat that my Dad gave us,we had them once a month since thier was 11 of us in the family, we still talk about the heyday bars. please bring them back.

My favorite of all time.

My Granny use to bye them for us. I loved them and I have looked for them forever. I really miss my Granny. I wish I could find them and relive some good times. I love you Granny.

The best cookies that you could have ever tasted. I remember getting this a child. I have checked around hoping that I could pick some up along the way; but, no such luck!!

mmm... i can still taste em now, i search n search n now that i read these comments about being discontinued, its such a dissapointment. Does anyone have a recipe?

How many versions of an Oreo cookie can Nabisco make???!!! Get with it and bring back the HeyDay. Perhaps we should forward this link to Keebler to make it since Nabisco won't...

Heydays were so good. I was the middle child of 8 kids, and so when I had a job, I'd buy a package of these and hide them in my room. Eventually, my younger sisters found them and would eat them all. The texture was so unique. Chewy and crunchy at the same time.

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I thought I was the only one who remembered the Heyday bar! No other cookie like it! It was like a candy bar.. BRING BACK THE HEYDAY BAR!!!

The original question also asked about Marathon bars. I recently found them on Amazon. They're called Curly Wurly bars and are manufactured by Cadbury. I found a company in England that ships them.

Marathon bars, n/k/a Curly Wurly bars can be purchased in EPCOT at Walt Disney World in one of the little shops in "England." I just purchased them last week when I was there. Loved them too!

I love them. My favorite cookie ever. Mom bought them for my dad's lunch, but I don't think he ever got any! Please bring them back. I would buy them by the case! I'll sign the petition also!

They were my moms favorite cookie. She would hide them from us, and bring them out as a treat. My mom passed away, and whenever I hear heyday bar, it makes me think of her. Bring them back

Wow my sister and I have been looking for these for years. They were the best. I think the were expensive. I even bought them when my kids were little.. When did they stop making them??? We would buy them. There are a lot of awful cookies on the store shelves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

best ever made

I always wondered what happen to the HAYDAY BAR cookies, they should have never stopped making anything that good there the best that ever was and that ever will be nothing can touch them not even close .One of my best memories as a boy here in Union County Mississippi . ITS SO SAD FOR EVERY MOUTH THAT HAS EVER CHEWED ON ONE , WE WILL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER HAYDAY HERE IN MISSISSIPPI MAN WHAT A LOSsssssssssssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!August 24th 2012

Its me agan im sorry yall , just got to say one more thang them hayday bars was so good youda thought GOD made them babies .Reggie from Union county Mississippi

Please bring back Nabisco Hey Day cookie bars

The last time I ate them was in 1986. I was pregnant and was craving them very bad. I looked everywhere. We finally went camping and I found them at a grocery store in Raystown PA. I haven't had them since and have not been able to find them. I want HEYDAYS!!

Heydays were my favorite cookie. It is really sad that they discontinued it. I want HEYDAYS TOO!!!

Here's someone else that was absolutely CRAZY about Heyday bars. I always thought they were between a cookie and a candy bar. My children and I just couldn't seem to get enough of them. Now I'm a great grandmother, and I still dream of Heydays. My daughter, who is now 52, and I, have also been looking for them for years. It's unbelievable that Nabisco stopped making them. If there's anything we can do to have them brought back, we're more than willing to do whatever we can. I think someone was right. Nabisco needed to do more advertising.

Here's another person who was absolutely CRAZY about Heyday bars. When my children were growing up, we never could seem to get enough. We always thought they were between a cookie and a candy bar. They were SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. Now my children are middle-aged and I am a great-grandmother, and we've looked for Heydays for years. Now we find they are obsolete! I can't believe that Nabisco stopped making them. I think one of the comments was right. If they weren't selling well enough, Nabisco must not have advertised them properly. I don't see how anyone could help but love Heydays. and I believe if they were brought back and given the proper advertising, they would be a best seller. There are many people alive today that weren't even born when they quit making heydays. I think they should be given the opportunity to try them; I'll bet they would love them as we all do! PLEASE, Nabisco, bring back Heydays! My children and grandchildren and I will do whatever we can to make this possible!!!

There is a startup company that is asking for public funding to begin producing Heyday Bars by next July. Anyone that would like to contribute is asked to please do so by going to the below website. The company is the Matilda Bay Food & Beverage Company, LLC of Grand Prairie, Texas, a Made in America Company! http://matildabaycoolersandheydaybar.chipin.com/business-startup-costs-and-expenses

bring back the heyday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please.

Oh yeah those were great!!

The company now has a facebook page! Here is the link! They even have pictures of their Heyday Bars! www.facebook.com/MatildaBayFoodBeverageCompany

Got to have a heyday bar......

Those were my favorite treat as a child. I would love to be able to buy them again. Please bring them back!

I just found this recipe and going to give it a try. I found plain wafer at the my city market in Mediterranean (foreign) store. Nabisco Heyday Bars Recipe Ingredients: 14 oz. bag of Carmels 9 oz. package of vanilla sugar wafers 1/4 cup of water 3or4 cups of chopped peanuts 8 oz. Hersheys Chocolate Bar, Milk or Dark Recipe Instructions: Separate the Sugar Wafers with a knife, carefully removing the filling, so that all you have left are the wafers themselves. Stack the empty wafers in stacks of 3. On a sheet of wax paper, take one(1) wafer from each stack and lay them out on the wax paper. Put the carmels in a microwave safe bowl and add the water to them. Microwave them on high for 5 minutes, stopping after each minute to stir them. When they are completely melted, use a spoon to drizzle the carmel on each wafer, doing on 5 at a time,then put a second wafer from the stack on each when you finish. Drizzle carmel on all the remaining wafers on the wax paper the same way, 5 at a time. Now drizzle carmel on all the ones you just finished, and add the third wafer to each of them. You should end up with between 20 and 25 completed cookies with three wafers each with carmel in between. Put the chopped peanuts in a bowl. Using a pair of tongs, dip each cookie in the melted carmel, drain off the excess carmel, then roll in the peanuts, completely covering the cookie, and set on wax paper. Finish all the remaining cookies the same way. After letting them sit for ten minutes to set,break up the chocolate bar in a microwave safe bowl,and microwave on high 30 seconds at a time,stirring after each time, until its completely melted. Using a spoon, drizzle the chocolate in stripes over the cookies. Let the cookies rest until completely set. Makes 20-25 cookies. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060804094803AAHylP2

My dad would buy these for himself, on threat of my life I ate a few anyway...I still remember how good they were. I would do it again in a heart beat.

My mom and I enjoyed these when I was growing up and we have been looking for them! Please bring them back!!!!!!!!

these were always my favorite treat on grocery day. they never really lasted to Monday. Thanks d Ciliberti - i think my kids and I will try that recipe.

I loved these cookie. Would buy a pack and eat them while I drove home from college some weekends. They were the best. Most people think I am crazy when I talk about them,

Hubby and I just ate a whole box of them;) Well, these ones are called "Fudge Treasures" by Meijer, we purchased them at Meijer's Food store tonight. They are described as Caramel Coconut and Fudge Cookie. Wish we would have purchased two boxes! We were so excited when we saw them. We both remember them from our past. Hope you are near a Meijer and can pick up a box for yourself.

In response to pondgirl, those are not Heydays.... Heydays did not have coconut but had peanuts. For all the other Heyday cookie lovers, here's my story...when I was a child our family would take a trip to visit family a couple of states away in the south. Each of us children were allowed to purchase something at the general store. While my younger siblings picked toys, I would go for the Heyday cookies. I got the whole package to myself and would make them last the entire vacation!!!

I have been looking for these cookies for over twenty years.They are one of my best childhood food memories. My Mom said she had to hide these from my sister and I.Really miss them.

I was a cookie-holic as a kid, but had NEVER heard of these before. Were they not sent to upstate NY ?

please please please please please please please please make heyday bars!

Those heyday cookies were the best. Please bring them back. Please...........................

I have a recipe that has a chewy peanut cookie base,a caramel-chocolate swirled topping and salted chopped peanuts that always reminded me of Heydays.If anyone is interested I will post the recipe.

Matilda Bay Food & Beverage Company

Yes please bring back! Love, love,love these cookies! And yes please post recipe.

I have been searching the grocery stores for years for Heyday cookies. In my heart I knew they must have been discontinued, but I look anyway. They were a little expensive, but as a special treat nothing could beat them. Please bring them back, if nothing else a Holiday Special like they do with some candies.

I love these cookies, my husband and I both have different memories of the packaging I remember a box he remembers a bag...who's right??? The last time we had some was in Port Orchard Wa, in 1980 and in the 70's bongs & Heyday's.

My husband also thought I was nuts when I told him about the Heyday cookie, so I am on the internet showing him that they did exist!!!!! I called Nabisco at one time and they advised "they were not big sellers"!!!! I still look on cookie shelves hoping they pop out at me!!!! LOL!!! These cookies were expensive, but once in a great while, I would splurge and purchase myself a package!!!!!

I love Heydays too. I look for them everywhere I go even internationally. I keep thinking I will see them somewhere even if they are called something else, but no luck. I have been looking for years. The last place I saw them was in Fargo, North Dakota. I lived near the Keebler distributor and they were originally made by Keebler because I remember calling Keebler when I couldn't find them anymore. After many years I called Keebler again to see if they would make them again. I was told that the recipe was sold to Nabisco. I have never seen them since with a Nabisco label. I have called Nabisco and they said there are no plans to make them again... My belief is that no cookie manufacturer wants to deal with the peanut allergy thing on their production line. To costly to sanitize after ever batch and too costly to have one plant just for peanut products... Just my thoughts... But please bring back. They were great...

The long lost cookie I'm remembering was sold in a single layer of bars, almost like butterfinger or 5th avenue candy but smaller. The chocolate was sweeter than dark chocolate but darker than milk choc. It melted almost the second you picked it up. The cookie was (like butterfinger says) crispety, cruchenty. Peanut buttery goodness! There were only about ten in the package-plastic tray, wrapped in cellophane like wrapping. Anybody remember these? What the heck are (were) they called? I want to say Keebler made them but who knows? Anybody?!???

Heyday bars were a great solution to the munchies. They need to bring many things back from the 1970s. Trusting people, people whom you could trust. A time when Hitchhiking was a safe way to get around. The girls were friendlier. Ladies of the 2015's you are the girls of the 70's, why so serious now?

So gratifying to see how many others are still looking for Hey Days. The best cookie ever! I now live in England and crave these cookies from my childhood in San Francisco. I don't think the recipes for making at home will be the same due to caramel issues...the Hey Day needed a caramel that hardened slightly, which is so difficult to do at home. I just wanted to add my post to the many followers of this super treat and hope it returns at some point soon.

My mom would buy them in the 60's they came in a pkg. Not a box. A long narrow cellophane type pkg that you could see them thru the writing. My favorite. About the closest i have found is the new keebler jif cookie. It has nuts, chocolate, & peanut butter. I know peanut butter does not belong, s/b caramel. But it's a pretty good cookie.

Wow, the heyday bar was the best. I was lucky because my friends'momand dad worked at nabisco on kedzie ave in Chicago.I could eat as many as I wanted everyday all day;) plus they lived on my block. Bring back heyday!!

OMG, these were the best cookies in the world ever. I would love a good recipe. I am craving them and have for a long time. I used to buy them as a treat for myself, I know stingy right. I think Nabisco had done marketing studies and found they were not cost effective for the wonderful little morsels. That would be my 2 bits for them. I sure miss them though!

I bought a new Keebler cookie at Brookshires yesterday called Coconut Dreams. They are like the Heyday of my childhood. I love them!!!

I love heyday bars! I couldn't find them in Connecticut after a while, and my mother in law could still get them in Vermont and would wrap them up for Christmas for me. Best MIL ever! Best cookies ever! I still crave them!

the nabisco factory is overseas, thats why we cant buy these decatant morcels anymore, plus everything is fat free now! nothing! is like it used to be!

OMG! Hey Deys were to die for!!! I have been looking for them for years & years!!! If it wasn't for Hey Deys, I would never have made it through my 3rd & 4th years of university back in the very early 1970's!!! LOL They were my total stress relief! They were so absolutely yummy that I always kept them hidden from my room-mates. I can see them, smell them & taste them...I just can't find them!!! HELP!

The original post on this page asked about Heyday and also Marathon bats. Cadbury makes a candy bar called the Curly Witly that is the same thing as a Marathon bar! Only made in England. I have s case coming!!

Bring the Hey Dey back!!!

Yeah! At EMBY FOODS, 69th Avenue/(the then) East 14th St, Oakland, Middle California, in the late 1970s....tasted good! I REMEMBER DEM DAMN BARS!!!!

it's good to see some likeminded people out there. none of my co-workers have ever heard of the heyday bar. I guess it's their loss because to me it was the best "cookie" ever (because it really was a candy bar masquerading as a cookie!) bring back the heyday bar!!!

So if the company quit making them so long ago can a former employee please give up the recipe here anonymously of course. LOL....miss them so much

Have always wondered what happened to them. It's like they just fell off the planet ! I've tried to look them up in the past and there was nothing until I just found this !! Bring them back !!! PLEASE THE BEST EVER

Oh man....They were totally the best....I'm 45 years old now and I still remember them being the best cookie I ever ate as a child. My uncle was a driver for Keebler and would bring us cookies and crackers all the time.......Wish they would make these again.....I would even buy them seperately as a candy bar if that was an option.

I swear these were made with kid crack. Best food in the world and now it's gone for good. Maybe Trump can MAGA by bringing these back!

My brother would eat them in a day so it was a rush to get them and do the same. Only snack I every got tortured for, not that it worked. In the early 1990s found and grabbed them for around 5 1990s dollars. Who knows what they’d cost today so figure average parent wasn’t paying premium priced cookies for kids. Know my wife thought i was excessive.

Bring the Heydays back!

So I have found my clan. If these are truely the cookies I remember and have looked for every since, the waffer inside was a deep orange color and they were so chewy. I had forgotten about the penuts and thought it might have been coconut but I didn’t remeber a coconut flavor. Gosh I wish they still made these!!!!!! Maybe we should crowd source our own company if anyone here is smart enough to find someone who could give us the recipe!

I loved these as a kid. My mom would buy these and I loved them. I’m glad I’m not the only one who loved these cookies too!

I’ve been looking for Heydays for years. I wish some company would start making them again. There wasn’t a snack today that could compete in today’s market.

I have been missing these for many moons, I loved Heyday cookies and so disappointed that they are no longer are on the shelves... why in the world would they stop making such scrumptious delights?!! we need to storm the factories and demand our cookie back - LOL jk but not... lol

I used to ride my bike 2 miles to get these from the local mini-mart. I'm not a huge sweets person, but these were awesome!

When I was about 11 I noticed the Heyday bar brown plastic wrapping tore open on the kitchen counter with about two cookies missing and I went nuts! I was VERY possessive of them! My poor brother in law ran out of the kitchen freaked out. I'm still embarrassed over that to this day and I'm 51!

i used to binge eat Heyday bars. no other food, truly! if they had not been discontinued i'd be dead. in the end i could stop at half a package, just to eat the rest the next day. the next "life" must include Heyday bars for everyone.

So glad I found this. I was having Samoa’s tonight and telling my daughter about the best cookie I ever ate. Didn’t know the name but I described it to her and told her I’ve been looking for the cookies for over 30 years. My search led me to this page and while I knew they had been discontinued - never stopped me from looking in the grocery store - I held out hope. So glad I found some like minded Heyday fans. They remain the best ever indeed. I agree with those of you that say Samoa’s are close - they are - but they do not match the deliciousness of the Heyday.

#Nabisco, is this string of comments not enough for you to bring the #Heyday Cookie Bars back into production? Come on! Just do it!!!

I have a recipe that tastes similar to Heydays but is not crunchie, it has a peanut butter cookie bottom and caramel, chocolate and chopped peanuts on the top. Close enough for me!😃

You can make a home version of Heydays and they’re really great, because you control the quality of the ingredients! All you need is chocolate, caramel, peanuts and oblatne, which is unadorned wafer cookie in sheet form. We are lucky to have a European grocery store, where I buy oblatne in person, but you can order it online, if it’s not available where you live. (Google “oblatne” and several sources will pop up.) That’s better than buying frosting-filled wafer cookies, which you have to open to scrape out that filling. The sheets are also faster and easier to use. I melt Werther’s caramels for the filling and I use premium chocolate to coat the top. Then. I sprinkle the top with chopped peanuts. (The next batch will be with chopped almond bits, because I really prefer almonds to peanuts) They are easy to make, because all the work is simply and carefully melting two ingredients (the caramel and the chocolate), chopping nuts, and assembly. When cool, cut the sheets into single-serving-size bars and eat! Yum!

Hey Connie and I come over for a Heyday bar? Sounds good...never tried one before.🍫🍫🍫