Mallo Cups and Smoothies

When I was little my all time favorite candy bars were Mallo Cup and Smoothies. Anytime I happened into enough money to buy one ( not very often ), down the alley to the Hobby Shop I went. They both came with the cardboard coins you could save up to get free candy or other items. I saved those for a long time until I had enough for a whole box of Mallo Cups. Talk about anxiously waiting on the mailman! When they finally came my two brothers, two sisters and I thought we were rich! They are still my favorites, maybe because they are such a great food memory for me.

I loved Mallo Cups and Smoothies as a kid!

I really loved em frozen, the public swimming pool where I spent allot of time at as a kid always had them frozen!!!!

You can still get Mallo Cups at the Vermont Country Store...
 
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/browse/Home/Food-Candy/The-Candy-Counter/Candy-Bars/Mallo-Cups/D/30100/P/1:100:1020:10280:100770/I/f00280?evar3=SEARCH

Here in the Piedmont of NC we can find Mallo Cups at most convenience stores. Remember saving the points for a free box of Mallow cups? My husband collected them whrn he was a child and was not at home when the box of free candy arrived. His cousins who lived next door got them out of the mailbox and ate them. They were not his favorite cousins after that

When I was about 10, I saved up enough of the coins to send in for the free box of Mallo Cups. I never believed that I would actually get them; about a month later, when they came, it was like Halloween in July!

Hello All,
I, too, am a Mallo Cup Lover, and it was a ritual to
save up the coins to get the free box.  Loved those
dollar coins.
They are still sold in stores in my area.  I love to
put them in the fridge to chill.
Take Care,
Fieldthistle

I believe you can get the mallo cups at cracker barrel 

You can still find Mallo Cups at some gas stations in Upstate SC. They're not the first candy I reach for, but they are good.

I'm crazy about any kind of chocolate covered marshmallow. And that includes, Mallo Cups.

If you like Mallo Cups you'll love Valomilk. They're available from multiple
sources on the Internet. This is a small family operation that makes their
product by hand in small batches.
http://www.valomilk.com/
http://www.favoritesof.com/valomilk1.htm
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/Shop;jsessionid=03DED808AF86BD3932EB602A47EEFD1C?dsp=30000&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntk=primary&Nty=0&keywordsearch=true&keyword=valomilk&x=3&y=5

I too love Mallo Cups.  Last Halloween I found my holy grail of candy - 30-packs of individual Mallo Cups at the Giant Eagle.  After Halloween they put them on sale 50% off - $1.99 for 30 Mallo Cups.  Also, you can find Valomilk cups and many other nostalgic and regional candy favorites at Five Below stores in the Mid-Atlantic states.

Very easy to find Mallo Cups and Smoothies in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania, as they are still made in Altoona, PA.

I bought a ten pack the other day at the grocery store for $1.29, on sale.

I saw them the other day, individually wrapped in one bag, at Big Lots. 

mallo cups, that is

I had forgotten about Mallo Cups. I used to take all of my brothers coins and a few of mine and go two houses down to the corner store.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mallo Cups were my favorite as a Kid. They have been outdone by the PECAN form of the GOO-GOO CLUSTER now at the top of my candy-bar list when we are near a Stuckey's on the road.  Costco does a Macademia Nut Turtle packaged in 2 lb 'jars' that are much easier to handle and a better buy...So they are about the only candy we have in the house right now.

My Pe Paw.. Grandfather for all those that don't speak N.C.  loved them. I would make a trip to pick up a bunch .When he got older and stopped driving. I would get a sack full  , and we would sit on the porch and enjoy them with a glass of milk.. I eat one now  and think of Pe Paw and the smile on his face. Good times.

I buy Mallo Cups at The Dollar Tree here.

FloridaCracker


If you like Mallo Cups you'll love Valomilk. They're available from multiple
sources on the Internet. This is a small family operation that makes their
product by hand in small batches.
http://www.valomilk.com/
http://www.favoritesof.com/valomilk1.htm
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/Shop;jsessionid=03DED808AF86BD3932EB602A47EEFD1C?dsp=30000&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntk=primary&Nty=0&keywordsearch=true&keyword=valomilk&x=3&y=5

Thanks for the site.  I have not been able to find Valomilk for years and I find that they are available at the Cracker Barrel.
 
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN