'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' is everyone's favorite version of the story, but the 1971 Gene Wilder delight was born of corporate greed.

With the release of Wonka starring Timothée Chalamet coming December 15, fans might expect to see Wonka chocolate bars lining shelves. But in the UK, consumers may not be getting the real thing.

The Chocolate Bar offers you the golden ticket to every kind of delectable treat! Although the logo may feature a martini glass, the Chocolate Bar does not serve any alcohol or adult beverages.

The United Kingdom’s Food Standards Agency is warning shoppers against buying chocolate bars labeled as either Wonka Bars or Prime bars. Here's why.

The prequel has branded Kinder Surprise eggs and chocolate-flavored toothpaste, but there’s no chocolate bar with a golden ticket in sight.

What was the Wonka Bar by Nestle? The original Wonka Bars were pulled from shelves because The Quaker Oats Company couldn't get the recipe right and the chocolate kept melting.

Anything that tastes like a simpler time, when Y2K was the biggest global threat. The same Sales Associates also say they are tired of getting asked about Wonka chocolate bars. Huge demand. Zero ...

Mr Price was said to be responsible for the application of the Wonka logo onto the chocolate bar labels. The trademark's owner is Italian chocolate manufacturer Ferrero.

Wonka movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the 1964 children's novel by Cardiff-born author Roald Dahl, featured fictional Wonka bars, made by eccentric chocolatier Willy Wonka.