I ' m reminded of my favorite line from The New Guy The sex you want , you ain ' t gettin '. The sex you gettin ', you don ' t want . <| sep |> Lol I should have said 50 Celsius <| sep |> I ' ll be honest , I ' ve always informally called them peanut butter bars even though that ' s not the official name , so I don ' t have a whole lot of authority on what they ' ve always been . But I can tell you the Big Pack in my pantry is Nutty Bars . I just went and checked . They taste the same as always , however . However , the plot thickens . The Nutty Buddy image you linked is the only one Google is showing me , but Wikipedia says Nutty Bars should not be confused with Nutty Buddies , and this is what it has to say about the latterNutty Buddy is an ice cream cone topped with vanilla ice cream , chocolate ice cream , chocolate and peanuts , manufactured in the United States . The Nutty Buddy was originally created and produced by Seymour Ice Cream Company , which was located in the Port Norfolk section of Dorchester , Massachusetts and named after its owner , Buddy Seymourian . Seymour Ice Cream ceased operations in the 1980 s . The Nutty Buddy is no longer produced commercially in large numbers across the United States . Its former manufacturer was the Sweetheart Cup Company , which was also the manufacturer of the machines that produced the cones Sweetheart went out of business in 1998 . One of the last manufacturers of the Nutty Buddy is Purity Dairies in Nashville , Tennessee . It further says Nutty Buddies should not be confused with Nutter Butters . So the Nutty Buddy name , for Little Debbie , must not be in widespread use if only because the potential trademark lawsuits are insane . So where did that image , and Thebassfelon ' s below , come from ? !