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HISTORY OF HERSHEY BAR 

 The Hershey Bar is The Hershey Company's trademark candy bar, founded by Milton Hershey of Pennsylvania. The initial form was a square of milk chocolate. Hershey's milk chocolate candy bar was first introduced in 1900, followed by other Hershey's bars like Hershey's Milk Chocolate with Almonds in 1908.

Milton Snavely Hershey, who aspired to make a new sort of caramel in the late 1880, invented the procedure for making Hershey's chocolate. Milton had previously learned how to make a soft caramel with milk while working at a candy shop, and he thought it was superior to the competition.

As caramel reached its zenith and became oversaturated, Milton Hershey looked for a new major hit product in the snack and candy business. He discovered that chocolate was popular among Europeans, and Swiss chocolate with a lot of milk seemed to be especially popular among the many chocolate goods.

Milton believed that chocolate was the future of confectionery and set out to produce a popular chocolate confection, travelling to Switzerland in the 1890s to learn more about the process of turning bitter cocoa beans into sweet chocolate. Milton learns about chocolate machines during the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1883. Milton founds the Hershey Chocolate Company in 1884, preparing to enter what he sees as a rising chocolate market.

By 1900, Milton Hershey had a spent a significant amount of time in his home laboratory developing a chocolate snack that could withstand long-distance rail travel. In 1900, Milton Hershey successfully debuted his 5 cent chocolate candy bar, selling it as " More sustaining than meat", claiming it to be beneficial to one's health, and branding it with his name, Hershey. Hershey's chocolate bar was born, and it was on its way to nearly a century of success and popularity, with the 5 cent chocolate bar selling well, the bar stamped with the name Hershey, and numerous workers creating the candy bar.

As of 2019, Hershey's chocolate is extremely popular, with the original Hershey's Bar being regarded as and frequently referred to as "The Great American Chocolate Bar", and many variations of the classic Hershey's bar having been created since its inception, such as Hershey's Special Dark chocolate and Hershey's Cookies 'N' Creme bar. The Hershey's bar had such an impact on candy bar pricing that it helped to establish a standard of roughly 5 cents for a candy bar in the United States that lasted well into the late 1960s.

Hershey Bars are created utilizing a technique known as "The Hershey Process", which, while the specific nature of the process is a trade secret, contributes to Hershey's chocolate's distinct flavor. Some people think Hershey's tastes acidic and sour, while others think it tastes sweet. The milk used in Hershey's has been described as "acidified". Experts believe Hershey's puts their milk through controlled lipolysis, a process in which the fatty acids in the milk begin to break down, and that the milk used in Hershey's chocolate is partially lipolysis, releasing butyric acid, which stabilizes the milk and prevents it from fermenting further.

Though this appears to be conjecture, it has been stated that Hershey's spokespeople have declined to comment on the Hershey's manufacturing process. Hershey's recipe has been reformulated, with the announcement in 2015 that all of Hershey's chocolate products would have their components modified and made simpler and easier to understand. By the end of 2015, PGPR (Polyglycerol polyricinoleate) and vanillin have been removed from Hershey's Bar's recipe. Vanillin is an artificial ingredient made from plant-based materials that gives the taste of vanilla to snacks, candy and food. PGPR is an emulsifier derived from castor bean oil, and vanillin is an artificial ingredient made from plant-based materials that gives the taste of vanilla to candy, snacks and food. According to Will Papa, Vice President and Chief Research & Development Officer at The Hershey Company, natural vanilla is more difficult to provide a consistent  product with than vanillin.

The Hershey Bar has ben around for almost a century and has become a national favorite among Americans. The Hershey Bar is still reasonably well- known in other countries, while the snack is most popular in the United States, where it was initially introduced. In 1983, Hershey's Bar was modified to fit a distinct taste profile in Canada, after it was discovered that they enjoyed a little different flavor than Americans. As a result, the subsidiary, Hershey Canada Inc., sells a different version. Hershey's Bar have come in a variety of shapes and sizes over the years, including dark chocolate and white chocolate varieties, as well as tiny versions of the main Hershey Bar items. The Hershey Company also sells Giant Hershey Bars, which are the largest commercially available Hershey bars, weighing 5 pounds.