Hershey’s Tropical Chocolate bar

In 1943 the Hershey Company came up with its own formula for a chocolate bar with a higher melting point for use in the tropics and promoted these under the name "Hershey's Tropical Chocolate". The word Tropical was printed in red. The ingredients were basicly the same as the D-bar, but sweeter.
Since oat flour was still used as an ingredient, it can be assumed that this chocolate bar was introduced before the Sweet Chocolate bar. Although sweeter than the D-bar, it would not be considered acceptable by the Army as a confection for field rations.

A 2-ounce Tropical chocolate bar. This bar was not used with the K Ration or any other Army field ration. These bars, however, were used by the USAAF and USN in several of their emergency ration kits.

Please note:
This WW2 candy is specially made and cannot be bought in large stocks, quantities can be discussed in advance, of course graduated discounts can be applied, but please contact us to request a quote.

Minimum order 5 pieces.