A giant Snickers recreates the familiar layers of chocolate, caramel, peanuts, and nougat on an oversized scale, turning a classic candy bar into a visually striking dessert project. Winter storm live ...

SNICKERS knows you’re not you when you’re hungry. They also know exactly what fans want, which is the return of the SNICKERS Heart Shapes just in time for Valentine’s Day. The beloved blend of caramel ...

The Russian-labeled candy bars are a reminder of how difficult it is to completely disconnect a major economy from the global flow of goods. By Stephen Castle Reporting from London At first glance, ...

With SNAP funds set to lapse on November 1 — and more federal cuts looming — some people are calling for changes to Halloween traditions. Infographics like one from the United Way Family Resource ...

Caramel Buffalo, Peanut Teriyaki and Chocolate Barbecue sauces? What was Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Snickers thinking? That was my first thought when Snickers announced the ...

The limited-edition trio of sauces offer an array of sweet and savory flavors: Chocolate Barbecue, Peanut Teriyaki and Caramel Buffalo Mike Ehrmann/Getty;PRNewsfoto/Mars, Incorporated Snickers is ...

In case you weren't aware, Snickers is the Official Chocolate Sponsor of the NFL. They've also been partnering with reigning league MVP Josh Allen, who is the star of one of their latest ads. Now, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snickers is launching its own line of dipping sauces, and no, this isn't a joke. The "bold" new collection of tailgate-worthy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snickers is bringing back what it claims is "the ultimate treat for peanut lovers" over a decade after it first debuted. Earlier ...

As summer comes to a close, so many of us are eagerly anticipating the start of fall. We’ve already seen a slew of tasty seasonal items from companies like Häagen-Dazs, Trader Joe’s, and Starbucks.

It’s not uncommon for a brand to hang onto the same slogan for years, or even decades. Nike has used "Just Do It" since 1988, for example. McDonald's has embraced […] ...