Mallomars are only shipped during cool months, so the chocolate won't melt. This may have made sense in 1913 when Nabisco sold the first Mallomars to a grocer in Hoboken, N.J., but now we have ...

The cookie isn't dipped into the chocolate like some common thing. Therefore, says Nabisco, "Mallomars are an enrobed product." They're just s'mores, like you make at cookouts. And a Rembrandt's ...

More than 70 percent of all Mallomars are sold in the New York metropolitan area, according to Kraft, which is the parent company of Nabisco, creator of the cookie in 1913. It was first sold to a ...

A box cost 10 cents. "Buy them once and you'll buy them again and again," reads a 1920 Mallomars ad. Snack giant Nabisco had previously made a similar cookie, Marshmallow Crème, sold by weight ...

What's a Mallomar you might ask ... the warm weather would have melted the cookies' chocolate coating back when Nabisco first sold them to a Hoboken, N.J., grocer on Nov. 13, 1913.

Virtually alone among processed foods, Nabisco’s greatest cookie has an ... during summer’s heat poses too much of a threat to the Mallomar’s fragile dark-chocolate shell.) ...

Many of America’s most popular cookie brands — including Oreos, Fig Newtons, Lorna Doones, Nilla Wafers, and Mallomars — were developed by Nabisco in the late 19th or early 20th century.

A box cost 10 cents. “Buy them once and you’ll buy them again and again,” reads a 1920 Mallomars ad. Snack giant Nabisco had previously made a similar cookie, Marshmallow Crème, sold by ...

Mallomars Mallomars • You may remember these ... And although modern cooling systems makes it unnecessary, Nabisco still limits their availability to October through April, making them seem ...

And, meanwhile, it’s hats off for the 100th anniversary of the Mallomar, a Nabisco cookie that features a graham cracker fluffed with a marshmallow topping and coated in chocolate. Unlike many ...