Take 5

For the Dave Brubeck Trio song, please see Take Five

The Take 5 (known as the Max 5 in Canada) is a pretzel, caramel, peanut and peanut butter-filled, milk chocolate coated candy bar released by The Hershey Company in December 2004. The '5’ in the name refers the combination of five ingredients - chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter, and pretzels – in one candy bar.

Due to its popularity, The Hershey Company has produced several variations of the original bar in 2005-2006:

White Chocolate - Has a white chocolate coating instead of milk chocolate
Peanut Butter - Has a peanut butter coating instead of milk chocolate
Chocolate Cookie - Substitutes a chocolate cookie for the pretzel
Marshmallow - Substitutes a marshmallow creme to replace the caramel (Coming 3rd Quarter 2006)

External links

[Hershey's official Take 5 site]

Confectionery products of The Hershey Company
Chocolate-based
5th Avenue \| Almond Joy \| Bar None (discontinued) \| Cherry Blossom \| Glosette (Canada only) \| Heath bar \| Hershey bar \| Hershey's Kiss \| Hershey's Kissables \| Hershey's Bar None \| Hershey's Cookies and Cream \| Hershey's Pops \| Hershey's S'mores \| Kit Kat \| Krackel \| Milk Duds \| Mounds \| Mr. Goodbar \| Oh Henry! (Canada only) \| PayDay Chocolate (Limited Edition) \| Rolo \| Reese's Fast Break \| Reese's Peanut Butter Cup \| Reese's Pieces \| ReeseSticks \| Skor \| Take 5 (Also known as Max 5) \| Whoppers \| York Peppermint Pattie
Non-Chocolate
Bubble Yum > Ice Breakers \| Jolly Rancher \| Koolerz \| PayDay \| ZAGNUT
Other
Good & Plenty > Snack Barz \| Swoops \| Twizzlers \| Whatchamacallit
Hershey also manufactures Cadbury-branded products in the US and military chocolate for the US armed forces

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