Wazoo
Gone. Topps never announced an end — the bar simply stopped being made when its sole co-packer folded in 2009, and the trademark was left to lapse by 2015. Today's Bazooka lineup doesn't mention it.
Last verified Nov 7, 2026
Topps aimed Wazoo at the six-to-twelve crowd in early 2009: a candy bar in Blue Razz and Wild Berriez flavors, from the company behind Ring Pop and Baby Bottle Pop. The timing could not have been worse.
Filed under: Candy & Gum · the ’00s & later
📅 Timeline
- 2008December 12 — Topps' sworn first-use-in-commerce date for the WAZOO mark; the registration follows in February.
- 2009Candy Industry covers the launch in February — Blue Razz and Wild Berriez, aimed at kids six to twelve. That same spring the bar's sole co-packer, Cherrydale Farms, ceases production as its owner exits candy; the Pennsylvania plant goes to auction in May.
- 2015September 18 — the WAZOO trademark is cancelled after Topps never files the six-year continued-use declaration.
❓ People also ask
What was the Wazoo bar?
A 2009 Topps candy bar sold in Blue Razz and Wild Berriez flavors, aimed at kids — a rare venture into candy bars for the company behind Ring Pop, Push Pop and Baby Bottle Pop.
When was Wazoo discontinued?
Topps never announced an end. Its only manufacturer ceased production in 2009, the year of launch, and Wazoo never reappeared; the trademark was left to die by 2015, and today's Bazooka Candy Brands lineup doesn't include it.
🧾 Sources
- USPTO TSDR, WAZOO trademark record, serial 77406308 (2008)
- Candy Industry (via Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery), Non-chocolate bar chew (Wazoo launch item) (2009)
- The Morning Call, Cherrydale Farms plant up for auction (2009)