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The Sweet Story

Behind Hershey's Kisses

In 1907, Milton Hershey introduced a bite-sized chocolate that would become a classic. As each teardrop-shaped piece dropped onto the production line, it made a soft “kissing” sound — or so the story goes — giving the candy its iconic name. 


Originally wrapped by hand in silver foil, Kisses gained their signature paper plume in 1921. Small, shareable, and sweet, they’ve been a symbol of affection ever since.

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