Products
Amongst Hollywood's confectionery products were:
- Butter-Nut (1916) with use of the name successfully defended in a court case challenging the name for use in a chocolate bar
- Zero (1920) White coating that did not melt in heat. A silver wrapper with large blue and silver ZERO across the top. Still produced today (2012)
- Milkshake (1927) (similar to a Milky Way bar, but with malt flavor instead of chocolate flavor only)
- Pay Day (1932) Carmel nougat coated with whole peanuts. Still produced today (2012)
- Hollywood (dark chocolate coating carmel, nougat and peanuts)
- Big Time (a Milkshake bar with peanuts) Red wrapper with Big Time written across the top
- Red Sails
- Smooth Sailing (dark chocolate coating nougat)A blue wrapper with silver sailboats
- 747
- Almond
- Swinger
- Buccaneers
- Treasure Bar
- Nut Sundae Bar
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