Sky Bar
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Sky Bar is an American candy bar produced since 1938 by NECCO. Unlike most candy bars, Sky Bar has four sections with four fillings: caramel, vanilla, peanut and fudge, all covered in milk chocolate.
It is notable that in 1945, when New York City's Times Square was re-light, that the sign advertising the Sky Bar was one of six to be light.
The peanut section of the Sky Bar is not filled with peanut butter, but in fact a peanut-flavored caramel. There are no peanuts or peanut butter in this candy.
The vanilla section is not quite nougat or marshmallow, but similar to the consistency of a Valomilk cup.
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