Pearson's Nutty Goodness Bar

Michael Schmidt: I have always been a fan of Pearson's Maple Bun bars so when I ran into their Nut Goodie Cluster I was curious what the difference was. It turns out they are the exact same item. Same size, same weight, same description and the same great taste. But why would the put out the exact same item with two different wrapper designs and different names?

United States on Feb 10, 2024

R. Williams: Grew up with these- they are the best! Half the size of what they used to be, but things change over time. Not the taste- still yummy.

United States on Feb 01, 2024

cjcollett: I ate these when I lived in Minnesota. I didn't realize until I moved to Texas that they don't ship them outside the Midwest. It's because they don't put anything in the chocolate to keep it from melting easily. Makes sense when I think of it. Anyway, now I live in Ecuador and there's obviously no way of getting them here so I bought a whole box of them when I was visiting my family. I have to tell you, it's not easy devouring them but I'm rationing them carefully so I can savor the taste for a few months.

United States on Jan 13, 2024

Amazon Customer: Read about these in a kindle series, main character a Nut Goodie fiend, mentions and partakes often. After 5 books I just had to google, not available locally (upstate NY), buying the package same cost as 5 singles online, so ... Tasty, sweet, not as mapley as character described - I know, you don't have to say it! Actually had something like these back in the 50s or 60s, creamy(er) vanilla inside, surrounded by peanuts, covered with chocolate, had a creamy maple version, just can't remember the name. Maybe no nuts, actually, can't recall. Were delicious. These are more like hydrated powdered sugar with maple flavoring. Almost there. Have one a week.

United States on Aug 10, 2023

Raquel: They are pricey but perfect for ‘Sotans who love these since childhood. Makes a great gift every year!

United States on May 18, 2023