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(More customer reviews)I would never have known about these killer chocolatey treats if my mother hadn't bought a whole crate of them in a fit of nostalgia a couple months back (they were her favorites when she was a kid in the '60s). After trying one, my world was forever changed. The ingenius combination of chocolate, marshmallow fluff, and just a little shaved coconut seems simple enough, but only Boyer's Mallo Cups taste anything like this...earth-shatteringly good. My initial pleasant shock led me to explore more obscure candy that isn't widely availible in my region. I'll never again restrict myself to the much better known but markedly lower in quality candy behemoths who dwarf the Boyers, Pearsons, Neccos, Atkinsons, and Annabelles of the world.
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Boyer Mallo Cup 24 PacksBoyer Brothers, Inc. was a candy company located in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Founded by brothers Bill and Bob Boyer, with help from their mother Emily, the company initially produced Mallo Cups, a cup-shaped candy consisting of a marshmallow center covered with chocolate. Later the company expanded its line to include Peanut Butter Cups, a peanut butter center covered with chocolate, and Smoothies, a peanut butter center covered with butterscotch. The company also produced other short-lived cup candies such as Fluffernutter, a mixture of marshmallow and peanut butter covered in chocolate. The company was acquired by American Maize Products in 1969 and then by Consolidated Brands in 1984. Throughout their history, Boyer candies have been well-known for the coins printed on the cardboard package insert. The coins are collectible and redeemable for prizes.The 80's Punk band Lemonheads featuring Ben Deily and Evan Dando released a song called 'Mallo Cup' off of their 3rd LP called 'Lick.
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