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General-
Where can I buy seasonal products?
You can find seasonal products in-store and online a few months around each holiday. Holiday products are available October to December, Halloween products are available August to November, Spring/Easter products are available March to May, and Valentine’s products are available January to March.
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What is the shelf life for products?
All Baby Ruth products have a shelf life of 10 months.
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What's the best way to keep my Baby Ruth bar fresh?
We recommend that Baby Ruth products be stored in a cool, dry place between 60-70 degrees away from heat and sunlight.
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Can I recycle packaging wrappers?
No, wrappers are not recyclable.
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What are these white spots on my candy bar?
If Baby Ruth bars are stored at too high a temperature, the fat or oil ingredients can melt or soften enough to migrate to the top of the candy bar. When the bar cools again, the fat on the surface may appear as a whitish powder. This is known as “fat bloom”. While the candy is still safe to eat, the creaminess and flavor impact can be affected. This discoloration could cover the entire product, or could show up as spots or streaks. So we recommend you store your candy bars in a cool, dry place (ideally between 60 - 70 degrees F).
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Sourcing-
Where are the ingredients for the products sourced?
All products are made in the USA, with some globally sourced ingredients.
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Ingredients-
Are products gluten-free?
No.
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What if I have allergies? Which of FDA’s “Big 8” allergens are in Baby Ruth bars?
Baby Ruth bars contain milk, peanut and soy.
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Fun Facts-
Who was "Baby Ruth" named after?
Founder Otto Schnering named the bar after President Grover Cleveland’s daughter, Ruth Cleveland.
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In what blockbuster film did the Baby Ruth bar play a pivotal role in the storyline.
The Goonies.
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