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I'll always love Rock Candy ! It reminds me of my Mama, born, July 4th, 1885. Long Island City, was our home in 1930's New York. We kept Rock Candy in an Apothecary jar. We were known as the "Six Singing Santos Sisters." Convinced that Rock Candy improved the quality of our voices. Rock Candy went into our WW2, CARE packages, into our lunch boxes, movie theaters, and the opening of the 1939 New York World's Fair. In my opinion; It's the next best thing to chewing on a fresh stick of sugar cane, down in the islands. ~ Lita from California

Average Rating    I'm Addicted. I Admit It.   Some purists say rock candy must come on a string or stick. But I'm happier with the boxed rock candy so I don't have to eat around the string/stick. I can just knock 'em back. Mmmm. Good old pure cane sugar in crystalized form. :) My favorite candy on the planet.   Reviewed by:  Joseph Odendahl from Atlanta, GA. on 7/27/2011 Candy Lover   I used to buy these in museums when I was younger. I haven't seen these in years and then found them on this website. I was so excited. They taste so good.   Reviewed by:  Jenny Martin from Louisiana. on 5/15/2011

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