Snickers Ice Cream Bar

In the United States, Snickers Ice Cream Bars are produced under license from Mars by Unilever through its ice cream division. The product adapts the classic Mars Snickers candy bar, first introduced in 1930, into a frozen novelty format.

The ice cream version replaces the firm nougat layer with ice cream while retaining the caramel, peanut, and milk chocolate coating of the original candy bar. This creates a softer, colder eating experience with the same core flavor components.

The Snickers bar was introduced by Mars, Incorporated in 1930, named after the Mars family's favorite horse. It has since become one of the best-selling chocolate candy bars worldwide, spawning numerous product extensions including the ice cream bar.

Yes, like the original Snickers candy bar, the ice cream version contains peanuts as a core ingredient alongside caramel and a chocolate coating. Consumers with peanut or dairy allergies should avoid the product and consult the packaging for full allergen details.