God these are evil and oh so good!!

so very yummy!

I have been enjoying Zero's for years...since I was a kid really....but I especially remember when I was 16 and had my first job at a Rexall pharmacy....I would have a zero from the candy isle everyday as a lunch/snack. I have been looking for them here at my new home in Seattle and am quite discouraged that I can't find a local store which still sells them. Help!

Hey Dave, I live on the West Coast also and have been looking for a Zero Bar too! Well this week I finally found them...at Target! Not all the isles at the check out had them but a few of them did. So delicious. I'm embarrassed at how happy I was. :) See if your target has them too. Good Luck

do you know what the slogan is?

A family favorite! You can find these in dollarstores for 50 cents each I believe.

I still grab one of these from time to time. Definitely different than your standard candy bar.

This has got me craving!

One summer I worked at a mill and the management bought literally a truckload of these to emphasize safety and "Zero" on-the-job accidents. As it turns out, the union employees weren't real keen on them, and they probably wouldn't have taken a candy bar from "the man" even if it were their favorite. Consequently, us seasonal kids ate a lot of zero bars that summer.

I am looking for some Zero candy bars in the Renton/Seattle area for an object lesson. So far I have not found any at Target does anyone have another lead?

Wal-Mart sells these at their checkout counters. I once joked around with a junk-food obsessed (more so than me, if at all possible) friend, and asked him if he knew why they were named Zero. He said "um, no, Andria, why do they call them Zero?", and I said "Well, cause you ain't gettin' any, sucker!" I would also like to know the real reason why they are called Zero.

My Dad and I LOVE these! Hard to find, but worth looking for!

Andria, according to Hershey's website: http://www.hersheys.com/products/details/zero.asp , it is named zero because: "The name ZERO is believed to come from the bar being originally marketed as a cool, tasty treat; or as cool as Zero degrees. Some consumers still today enjoy ZERO candy bars frozen."

Thank you, Mr. Troy. I am glad to know how they (Zero bars) got their name. Also, my friend Leon (the dude I mentioned in my comment) will be glad to know.

My Mom's favorite! They are still easily found in Kentucky, thank goodness!

I'm from KY too and they are very common there to this day. I live on the east coast now and they aren't as easy to find but all the convenience stores in KY still have them. Cracker Barrel sells them as well and are a reliable source in the south.

White candy bar in a blue wrapper. Best served cold. My sister & I got these at the ballpark concession stand.