Oboy

Oboy is a Russian brand of chocolate-covered marshmallow candy. It is produced by the Rot Front confectionery factory, which is part of the United Confectioners holding company. Oboy candies are typically round or oval in shape and consist of a soft, airy marshmallow center coated in dark chocolate. The marshmallow filling often has a slight vanilla flavor.

The brand has been around for many decades and is a popular sweet treat in Russia and other former Soviet countries. It is known for its simple yet satisfying combination of textures and flavors. Oboy is often sold individually or in multi-packs and is a common item found in grocery stores and confectioneries.

The candy's name, "Oboy" (Обой), is thought to be an abbreviation or a colloquial term, though its exact origin is not widely documented. It is often associated with childhood memories for many people. The packaging typically features the Oboy logo and images of the candy itself. Rot Front continues to produce Oboy using established recipes.