U-No Bar

The U-No Bar is a candy bar manufactured by the Annabelle Candy Company, based in Hayward, California. It consists of a creamy, truffle-like center made with almonds and coated in milk chocolate. The bar's key characteristic is its soft texture, which often leads it to be marketed as having a melt-in-your-mouth quality.

The U-No Bar has a long history, dating back to 1920 when it was first created by the Cardinet Candy Company. Annabelle Candy Company acquired the brand in 1978. The name "U-No" is a play on the word "eunoia," which means "beautiful thinking" or "a well mind." The connection between the candy bar and the definition of eunoia is not widely advertised, and the name is generally understood as a simple, catchy phrase.

The U-No Bar is typically sold individually and can be found in many retail locations that sell candy, including grocery stores, convenience stores, and vending machines. It has a distinct foil wrapper, often silver in color, featuring the U-No name. While flavors and sizes have remained relatively consistent over the years, occasional limited-edition variations may appear.