Which company owns Combos Stuffed Snacks?

Mars, Inc. owns Combos Stuffed Snacks. Combos are bite-sized baked snacks made from a hollow tube of cracker, pretzel, or tortilla dough filled with cheese, pizza seasoning, or other savory fillings.

The snack was established in Battle Creek, Michigan, during the 1970s. Although pretzel versions became strongly associated with the brand, Combos were first released in cracker form. Their defining feature is the filling inside the baked shell, which distinguishes them from ordinary crackers or pretzels.

Production involves forming a soft dough into a tube, cutting it into short pieces, baking the pieces, cooling them, and then adding the filling. Common varieties have included Cheddar Cheese, Pizzeria Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza, Buffalo Blue Cheese, and Nacho Cheese.

The ownership answer can be confusing because Mars is best known for chocolate, pet food, and candy brands such as M&M’s, Snickers, and Skittles. Combos are part of Mars’ broader food and snack portfolio, not a General Mills, Mondelēz, or PepsiCo brand. The company distributes Combos primarily throughout North America.