Choco’Lite – with crispy chips, not just bubbles.
Feb 21, 2012 — Described as “Big, thick bites of light and creamy chocolate with crispy chips”, the Choco’Lite was a bar unlike any other on the market at the time. It was an aerated bar, but had a crispy crunch, similar to Nestle’s Crunch bar. A Nestle Crunch or Hershey Krackel achieves that crunch through the inclusion of puffed rice in the chocolate.
The (Nearly) Definitive History of Nestle’s Choco’Lite! — Plus ...
Feb 6, 2015 — Choco’Lite was an aerated chocolate bar sold in the United States from 1972 until around 1982, but it shouldn’t be confused with just another Aero bar knockoff which some internet commenters occasionally compare it to. I’ve long held that the Choco’Lite bar represented a significantly different textural experience than what one gets from an Aero.
History of Nestle Choco'Lite Bar - History of Candy
Nestle Choco’Lite bar was a unique chocolate bar that was well-received by consumers during its time. The aerated chocolate bar with crispy chips was described as “big, thick bites of light and creamy chocolate with crispy chips” in in-store signage from 1971-1972.
Choco’Lite - Long Island 70s Kid
Mar 24, 2014 — Introduced by Nestlé in 1972, the Choco’Lite bar consisted of milk chocolate that was whipped, resulting in numerous air pockets that made it much less dense than the typical candy bar. It was given texture thanks to the aforementioned “crispy chips” which remain somewhat of a mystery.
10 Discontinued Candy Bars in the U.S. That We Still Miss
Aug 31, 2023 — In this article, we’ll take a walk down memory lane to revisit 10 discontinued candy bars that left an indelible mark on American taste buds. From the Reggie! Bar to Hershey’s Kissables, we’ll explore the unique stories behind these beloved treats and …
Choco’lite Candy Bars - The Retroist
Mar 12, 2012 — What lingered was a vague recollection of a candy bar that held a special place in my sisters' hearts—one adorned with the whimsical touch of air bubbles. As the confectionery world embraced the rise of Aero bars and their kin, my search for the elusive Choco'lite commenced, a quest that led me on a tireless hunt across high and low.
The Candy Wrapper Museum
In 1973 Nestle introduced Choco’lite, a doublewhipped chocolate bar with aerated, flaky chocolate and crispy chips. Although it was a favorite of many in the 1970s, Nestle discontinued it in the 1980s. It has since gone on to gain cult status.
Much Loved Candy Bars That No Longer Exist. Which Ones Do …
Mar 3, 2023 — Introduced by Nestlé in 1972, the Choco’Lite bar consisted of an aerated milk chocolate bar with these unique crispy chips. The aeration resulted in lots of air pockets that made it much less dense than the typical candy bar. The taste reminded me of a Nestle’s Crunch Bar.
Food of the Seventies, Choco-lite Candy Bar - inthe70s
Feb 3, 2010 — A thick, chocolate bar from the mid to late '70s that had air introduced into it when it was formed. It resulted in a "swiss-cheese" effect inside the bar. I guess they thought it should be called "lite" since, because of all the little holes, there wasn't really as much chocolate there as it appeared to be. I thought it tasted a little bland.
A Trio of Classic 1970’s Candy Commercials not seen in 35 Years!
Feb 5, 2014 — First up is a spot for the 1971 introduction of Nestle’s Choco’lite bar – a brand I’ve covered in the past. In fact, this commercial reminds me I have a lot of updates and I’m due to create a Choco’lite follow-up post soon: