Collection: Goo Goo
Goo Goo Clusters: Nashville's Original Combination Candy Bar Since 1912
In 1912, in a copper kettle at the Standard Candy Company in Nashville, Tennessee, Howell Campbell, Sr. and plant supervisor Porter Moore created America's first combination candy bar. The name came straight from Campbell's young son, whose first words were "goo goo." Each Goo Goo Cluster is a roundish mound of caramel, marshmallow nougat, fresh roasted peanuts and real milk chocolate, and the recipe hasn't changed over the years, even as the production method has seen a few tweaks.
Here you can discover the classic Goo Goo Clusters Original Bars alongside the Supreme and Peanut Butter versions, each in boxes of 12. There's also the Cheerwine Goo Goo Cluster in a 12-count box, plus Mini Goo Goo Clusters Original in a case of 6 pouches for easy sharing. Browse more favorites among our candy bars.
With more than a century of Southern history behind them, these clusters make a nostalgic gift for anyone with Tennessee roots, and a fun addition to a retro candy spread at your next get-together.
