I am aware of the (chiefly British) alternative use of the word.So, given the saltiness and that it sort of looks like it comes in a condom box, I'm assuming the double entendre of the name is intentional? And if it is, eww.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spunk
It is however also the name of a Danish candy, introduced in 1971, and -as you noticed- it comes in a box that would easily fit a couple of condoms -but that's just the shape of a pastil-box.
I haven't really been paying attention to what happens within the great world of sugar-covered milk-chocolate-pastils over the past three or four decades, but the thing I remember loving as a kid was this cardboard tube of multi-coloured Smarties....What we call Smarties in Canada and around the world is different to what it is in the US. I don`t know about the slogan for the smarties elsewhere, but here it was Don`t forget to eat the red ones last, and they aren`t at all the same as M&M`s. The Smarties the U.S gets, we call Rockets.That MM-candy, isn't that what we call "Smarties" in Europe???
ETA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smarties
But then, I remember a candy-bar called "Raider"...
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