Arcor Bon O Bon Peanut Cream and Wafer Filled Milk Chocolate Bonbons Special Kosher-dairy Chulov Yisroel Production (Bag of 58)

I purchased these last year for my family to surprise them for xmas! When my kids were young we used to be able to buy them from Walmart during xmas and I always put them in my kids stockings. Walmart quit selling them years ago and my kids brought these up in a convo last year and I searched all over the internet trying to figure out the name and where to get them. Although the price doesn't excite me, lol, I am happy that I will be able to purchase these once again this xmas to make my grown kids and their families happy. It's nice to be able to carry on a family tradition like this. Sometimes it's the small things that they remember the most! (They have a peanut flavor cream inside a thin wafer and coated in chocolate and are very good.)

We thoroughly enjoyed our orders of the BonBons---they are like Gucci versions of the old Southern recipe in which we stirred up all the Eagle Brand and powdered sugar and peanut butter, rolled it into balls, and dipped them into melted chocolate one by one, with a toothpick. The Arcor version translates that long-time favorite into a deliciously delicate version of itself, with a rich smooth center surrounded by the mere whisper of a wafer shell (And how DO they do that, anyway---I have visions of each one's being wrapped by magical hands, as they go down the line of white-hatted chefs).The whole thing is dipped in a perfect just-sweet-enough satiny robe of chocolate, and all our family simply loves the treat. It was lovely to find such an old family favorite right there for the ordering.janj

You get what you pay for--these are not made in the US, so the texture of chocolate is a little different. That being said, it was exactly as expected. Thin chocolate coating, thin crispy wafer, and large fluffy peanut butter center. My mom used to get bonbons similar to these when I was a kid, but you can't find them in stores anymore (maybe international grocery stores). I'm very happy with them.

I consider this a "sort of second" to a former product from Walmart, Sweet Enticements Peanut Cream Delights Bon Bons. I was surprised to find out how many people have and are looking for this former Walmart product! I have and continue to scour the Internet looking for the Sweet Enticements.I agree with the other reviews that there is something off about these in comparison to the Sweet Enticements, from the chocolate to the wafer to the peanut butter. Not wrong or bad, just different. I have eaten quite a few of these and cannot put my finger on what exactly. They are not stale, I can vouch for that.I will say that the more I ate, the more I liked them. Perhaps is best to not compare and just enjoy!

Update - due to quality decreasing steadily over the last few years, I can no longer give these a 5 star review. Sadly, the last few delivered were expired.....------ Original ------;These are the best!!!! My family used to buy these when they were sold at a certain large retailer (founded by Sam Walton) under the name "Sweet Enticements Bon-Bon, " and every Christmas these were the stocking stuffer candy. Then POOF! Suddenly no more. Last Year I found them again, and while the are more expensive now, they are worth every penny!!!! Plus, they're Kosher! :)

I made the terrible mistake of believing that these were the same Bon-Bon's found in local Walmart's a long time ago from when I was a child. I had excitedly bought two bags of them recently because I assumed after doing some research into the history of the Sweet Enticements brand name that they were the same thing I had when I was a child:[...]These are not the same thing even though they are made by the same original company Arcor. These happen to be from a company in Argentina which produces many types of candy but they are certainly not even remotely similar to the Bon-Bon's produced by Arcor under the Walmart brand label "Sweet Enticements". The chocolate in these is very bland with no crunchy outer wafer shell which I used to remember, and the peanut butter inside has some kind of filler substance mixed in that tastes like olive oil which kind of destroys the entire point of the flavor.That's not to say there was anything technically wrong with the company or the product, just that I personally felt they were some of the worst Bon-Bons I've ever had in my life ever and they found their way directly to the trash bin after trying just one of them. If you are from a country which is not used to American chocolate and American Peanut butter you may have a different experience, but I really doubt it. Save your money and make em from scratch.

It is the same bon-o-bon that I had bought in Argentina. My favorite candy ever. Two concerns but they didn't affect my rating.It was deeply discounted more than 60%, i think this is even cheaper than buying it in Argentina 6 years ago not sure if it is near expiration date for liquidation. I generally disregard exp date anyway since i can distinguish food quality. The package has expiration date blank, but It tasted fresh; wafer still crunchy.The package arrives with a note that due to summer hot weather they can't guarantee the quality during transit, so don't return it for that reason, just don't buy it again. That is fine and understandable. It arrives fine; I live in a desert climate region. Why not put that warning on the product page before purchase/delivery?

I used to get Bon-Bons every Christmas as stocking stuffers. Then they disappeared. I thought I'd search for them here and ordered a bag. These suck. They are not the Bon-Bons of old. Get the Lindsor truffles and save yourself the disappointment.