Feastables Chocolate in Australia: Bars, Crunch and Cups

Feastables Milk Chocolate, Milk Crunch, Cookies & Cream bars and peanut butter cups on cream paper

Compare the Feastables chocolate bars and cups listed by Sweet Seeker. Milk Chocolate and Milk Crunch are separate products, as are Peanut Butter and Peanut Butter Crunch. Use the exact product links below to distinguish them from chocolate cups and Sour Strikes.

Compare Peanut Butter Cups and Chocolate Hazelnut Cups for fillings, two-cup 40g packs and a worked price comparison.

This is a guide to the listed range, not a claim that every product is currently in stock. Use the individual product pages for the pictured pack, net weight, current price and availability.

Compare the Feastables chocolate listings

Products and options listed in the Sweet Seeker catalogue
Product Exact options and product links
FEASTABLES MILK CHOCOLATE View product
FEASTABLES MILK CRUNCH CHOCOLATE View product
FEASTABLES DARK CHOCOLATE View product
FEASTABLES COOKIES AND CREAM View product
FEASTABLES PEANUT BUTTER View product
FEASTABLES PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCH View product
FEASTABLES CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER CUPS View product
FEASTABLES CREAMY CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT CUPS View product
FEASTABLES CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER EGG View product

Check the selected option for current availability.

Milk Chocolate versus Milk Crunch

The names refer to different products in Sweet Seeker’s catalogue. The Milk Chocolate link in this guide leads to the plain Milk Chocolate listing; Milk Crunch leads to the separately named crunch product. Check the pack title as well as the URL, because the older “milk-chocolate” handle belongs to Milk Crunch.

Peanut Butter versus Peanut Butter Crunch

These are also separate named listings. Use the exact product name and pictured pack when choosing between them. Do not assume the same ingredient panel or piece count applies to both just because they share “Peanut Butter” in the name.

Chocolate cups and the egg listing

Creamy Peanut Butter Cups, Creamy Chocolate Hazelnut Cups and Creamy Peanut Butter Egg each have their own product page. Compare the net pack weight and the number of pieces shown on the actual packaging. A cup pack and a chocolate bar should not be treated as the same serving or quantity. The egg listing is included for identification, without promising a current seasonal release or restock.

Cookies & Cream and Dark Chocolate

These have separate listings from Milk Chocolate and Milk Crunch. Choose the flavour name you want, then check the individual pack size and ingredients. This guide is not a tasting review and does not rank any bar as the best tasting or healthiest.

Check ingredients on the exact pack

Read the full ingredient and allergen statement, including any precautionary warnings, on the pack you are considering. We do not infer dairy-free, vegan, nut-free or gluten-free status from a flavour name or an older product image. Regional and revised recipes need their own label check.

Feastables Sour Strikes are separate

If you are looking for Feastables sour candy rather than chocolate, use the JOYRIDE and Feastables sour-candy comparison below. Assorted and Raspberry Sour Strikes are not chocolate flavours.

Common questions

Does “MrBeast chocolate” mean Feastables?

Feastables is the chocolate brand associated with MrBeast. Match the named Feastables product and its pack rather than treating every result for “MrBeast chocolate” as the same bar.

Are all these products available now?

No availability promise is made for the complete list. Check each linked product page; a catalogue listing can remain visible while sold out.

Check current products

Browse the collection or use an exact product link below.

FEASTABLES COOKIES AND CREAM

FEASTABLES COOKIES AND CREAM

See current price on the product page

View product and availability
FEASTABLES MILK CHOCOLATE

FEASTABLES MILK CHOCOLATE

See current price on the product page

View product and availability
FEASTABLES CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER CUPS

FEASTABLES CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER CUPS

See current price on the product page

View product and availability

Reviewed 13 October 2026 by Sweet Seeker Team using the store catalogue, supplied pack images and the sources linked above. This is a product comparison, not a firsthand taste test.

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