Find the Candy you
ate as a kid!®
Do you remember running down to the corner store to buy as much candy as you could carry? Wax Lips, Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy, Candy Cigarettes, Mary Janes, Atomic Fireballs, and more! Order a gift box of candy from your favorite decade, or pack your own assortment. Take a slow walk down the candy aisle... go ahead, the memories are on us.
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb 1950's Assortment
4 lb Decade Candy Gift Box
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb 1950's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb 1960's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb 1960's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb 1970's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb 1970's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb 1980's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb 1980's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb 1990's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb 1990's Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 2 lb All Decades Assortment
Decade Candy Gift Box 4 lb All Decades Assortment
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Candy memories
My favorite candy memory was buying Mallo Cups and the anticipation of opening the wrapper to see the collectible play money ticket inside. You could collect five dollars worth and send them into the company, and they would send you free candy...
This was back when this candy was called $100,000 bars, not 100 Grand bars. I remember going to my friend Cori's birthday party in elementary school, maybe third grade. At the party her mom told us that we were each going to get $100,000...
Lived only a block away from the penny candy store back in the 60's. Some of my favorites were the Black Licorice Records and Flying Saucers. Also, brought home Turkish Taffy to put into the freezer for later...
Favorite Candy Brands
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Gilliam Candy Company Gilliam Candy Company is a Kentucky-based confectionery company famous...
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Brach’s confections Brach’s Confections was founded by German immigrant Emil J. Brach...
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