Kensons

Kensons is a brand of confectionery products, primarily known for its chocolate bars. The company was founded in 1908 by Charles and Henry Kenson in the United States. Initially, Kensons produced a variety of candies, but it is now best known for its chocolate bars, which are often described as having a distinctive, rich flavor.

The company's products are typically made with high-quality ingredients and are known for their durability and long shelf life. Kensons chocolate bars are often sold in individual wrappers, making them a popular choice for snacking. The brand has a strong presence in the United States, where it is widely available in retail stores and supermarkets.

In addition to its chocolate bars, Kensons also produces other confectionery products, including caramels and toffees. The company has a reputation for producing high-quality, reliable products that have stood the test of time.

Kensons is owned by the Hershey Company, which acquired the brand in 1970. The acquisition allowed Hershey to expand its product line and enter new markets. Since then, Kensons has continued to be a popular brand, known for its rich, indulgent chocolate bars.