Huckleberry Pie Candy Bars

The bar that tastes like an Idaho August

Huckleberries are Idaho's official state fruit, and they've earned the title the hard way: nobody has ever managed to farm them. Every real huckleberry is picked wild in the mountains, one purple-stained handful at a time, in a season that lasts a few short weeks. Around here, people guard their picking spots like family secrets — because they are.

We wanted that flavor without the hike. So we folded the tart, jammy taste of a huckleberry pie into a candy bar you can get any month of the year. Snap off a square and the smell hits first — sweet fruit over toasted graham. The shell is smooth and velvety, gives way soft, and then the graham cracker crunch comes through with that bright, wild-berry tang riding on top of it.

It finishes the way a good slice of pie does: sweet, a little tart, and asking for one more bite. This is the bar we named the company after. Start here.