The History of ALMOND JOY Candy Bars You probably remember the iconic jingle, “sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't,” written by American composer Leon Carr in 1970. ALMOND JOY and MOUNDS Candy Bars joined The Hershey Company family in 1988.

While the slogan "Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you Don't" gave Peter Paul Candy Company an easy way to advertise both Almond Joy and Mounds in the same commercial, it also introduced Almond Joy to many consumers for the first time.

Almond Joy is a candy bar manufactured by The Hershey Company, consisting of sweetened, shredded coconut topped with whole almonds and covered in chocolate candy. The company also produces Mounds bars, a similar confection without nuts, coated in dark chocolate.

Almond Joy was first invented in Connecticut It was in Naugatuck, Connecticut that candy seller Peter Paul Halajian founded the Peter Paul Candy Company in 1919, and it was here, more than two decades later, that the almond-studded, chocolate-covered coconut bar would be invented.

Proper academic studies have shown that the mounds were built by Native American cultures over a period that spanned from around 3500 BC to the 16th century AD, that includes part of the Archaic Period (8000 to 1000 BC), Woodland Period (1000 BC to AD 1000) and the Mississippian Period (800 AD to 1600 AD).

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As the first flower of the year the blossom is the Awakener, hence it depicts watchfulness; it also represents sweetness, charm, delicacy. For the Chinese, it is feminine beauty, fortitude in sorrow, watchfulness. In the Christian tradition, the almond signifies divine favour and approval, and the purity of the Virgin.

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For the Jews, the almond branch was the model for the menorah, and for the Christians, it is a symbol of Jesus' virgin birth. The almond blossom is also a symbol of bravery and courage, purity, hope, and love. From Greek mythology, the almond blossom is a symbol of eternal true love, unconquerable by death.

Mounds were typically flat-topped earthen pyramids used as platforms for religious buildings, residences of leaders and priests, and locations for public rituals. In some societies, honored individuals were also buried in mounds.

The mounds served as burial, ceremonial, and historical landmarks for the ancient people. The mounds developed when layers upon layers of deceased members of the group were buried atop one another over the years. Ceremonial items and tools often accompanied the deceased when buried.

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