Why is Hershey kisses called Hershey kisses?

Answer 1

Hershey's Kisses were introduced in 1907. A common myth is that the name comes from the "kissing" action by the machines used to make the candy. However, it is more likely an appropriation of a common industry term for a dab of chocolate. For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section indicated below.

Answer 2

Actually the way Hershey's Kisses got its name was because of the the machine that squirted out the chocolate. When it squeezed out the chocolate it made a sort of kissing sound...like a "smooch."

Answer 3

The story is that Hershey Kisses got their name from the depositer than pumps out the small dollops of chocolate onto a cool metal plate. As the chocolate meets the plate and is formed into the familiar rounded-pyramid shape, the depositer makes a sucking noise similar to that of a kiss, hence the Hershey "Kiss".

Answer 4

It's called a Hershey Kiss because the machine makes a "smooching" or "kissing" sound when an individual Hershey Kiss is made.

Answer 5

It is named for its founder Milton Hershey.

Answer 6

if a tradion that name came was the soft process that makes the chocolate form.

Answer 7

The hershey kiss gots its name, because everytime it is manufactured it makes a smooching sound that sounds like a kiss.