ATLAS DIRECTORY · Sweet · candy aisle
Crunch 'n Munch
The other caramel-peanut box.
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- Score
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- Kernel
- caramel + peanut
- Origin
- United States
- Best for
- candy aisle
- Buy
- boxes
Last popped / last updated Aug 2026
What holds
- It is on the same shelf as Cracker Jack
What doesn't
- Pending review
The kernel
Crunch 'n Munch is caramel corn with peanuts. It sits in the same caramel comparison set as Cracker Jack. Franklin Nut Company started it in 1966. Later brand lists put it under Conagra via International Home Foods (2000).
The pot
The pot is a candy-aisle box. We have not confirmed the current SKU list on a brand product page, so we do not overclaim it.
Hulls
Hulls are under caramel, same sport as Cracker Jack. Milder in the usual comparison. Still candy.
Company
The milder caramel-peanut box next to Cracker Jack. Conagra, not a shop.
- Founder
- Franklin Nut Company, 1966.
- Since
- 1966
- Parent
- Conagra Brands (NYSE: CAG), via International Home Foods (2000). Earlier: American Home Foods (1980).
Sources: Conagra Brands
Where to buy
- Candy / snack aisle. Caramel corn with peanuts.
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How we score
Directory listing. Unscored until we taste it. Other testers' rankings are cited, not copied. Tiny But Mighty stays #01. Farm varieties outrank flavor labs. Read the method in the how we score guide and on the about page.
The record
Unscored. Conagra is the parent we can name from the later lists.
Directory listing. The other caramel-peanut box. No Atlas number.
Brand site: conagrabrands.com.