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A perfect centerpiece for your next springtime hoopla, these wee candy flowers offer a mild, tangy flavor. With a vibrant green coating that recalls the image of Saint Paddy’s green shamrock shore, these little tarts are a classic for both the Feast of Saint Patrick and the bunny-loving holiday of Easter. Often times it is…
Pink flowers are considered a symbol of love and awareness, and as such they have been a common decoration in weddings for many decades. But if you ask us, there’s really no better way to symbolize anything than with crunchy candy deliciousness! So make your symbolism twice as awesome by making it duo-purposed — not…
So rare is the lady’s slipper orchid that grows wild on a golf course in northern England that local bobbies must patrol the grounds around it 24 hours a day to fend off any surprise attackers. A single cutting of the orchid with the dark purple tendrils and yellow blossoms can be purchased for a…
It’s a brand new day for these pearly little candy flowers. Enjoy the mild, tangy taste and a bright, white vibrancy that restores the belief of a fresh start. Commonly displayed at weddings and wintertime parties, a glass bowl of these tarty daisies may not offer the mint freshness of brand new breath, but rather…
Our gang of happy Candy Elves has no shame shoveling yellow candy posies in their mouths. These little confections offer a mild, tangy flavor, and are perfect for guests to munch on at your next colorful event. Because of their bright yellow coating, they shine as a centerpiece when displayed in glass bowls. Also available…
SALE: 20% OFF!Go ahead, play with your food! Iconic Claymation superstar Gumby bursts back on the scene in a fun form. This yummy giant green gummy is certain to win over a new generation with his zany antics and malleable mannerisms. When the legendary Art Clokey brought Gumby and Pokey to life in his ground-breaking…
Go ahead, play with your food! Iconic Claymation chums Gumby and Pokey burst back on the scene in fun, flavorful forms. These yummy green apple and orange mango gummies are certain to win over a new generation with their zany antics and malleable mannerisms. When the legendary Art Clokey brought Gumby and Pokey to life…
Squeeze ’em, tickle ’em, stretch ’em, chew ’em! As fun to play with as to eat, your favorite claymation characters come to life in these adorable gummy candy designs. Way yummier than clay, Gumby & Pokey Gummies feature delicious flavors of green apple and orange mango! An animated tradition since the 1950’s, Gumby & Pokey…
A confection for your favorite lepidopterist, Mini Butterfly Sweet Tarts Candy will alight gently upon your taste buds with a tangy tingle mixed with a gentle sweetness. These candies are much more beautiful than Milk Chocolate Moths or Gummy Horseflies, and, unlike those two, Mini Butterfly Sweet Tarts actually exist. Celebrate the cheeriest of winged…
The cross is one of the most ancient symbols used in Christianity. If you’re looking for the perfect candy for Easter, Christmas, or church services and events, these mini candy crosses are truly a fit. Featured in pure white, each bite-sized hard candy piece makes for a special and memorable addition to any religious occasion!…
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Can you remember back to elementary school, when you were first learning about shapes? Teachers would always assign the fun homework of searching for examples of each form amongst household objects. Spheres were simple, cubes were easy, but we distinctly remember running out of examples of cylinders.Luckily for today’s school children, Sassy Cylinders exist for…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
Before being made obsolete by the superior disc-shaped gramophone record system, music was recorded and reproduced on wax cylinders containing special grooves. Invented in 1877, Thomas Edison’s phonograph cylinder allowed listeners to enjoy about 100 spins of a particular piece of music on these cylinders before the record wore down and the wax had to…
We call these little striped candies Sassy Suckers (and across the pond, lolly lovers may even be inclined to call them Cheeky Chumps). But don’t let their name fool you! The term suckers merely indicates that these delicious treats are lollipops by nature. We can guarantee they are not the least bit foolish!So when you’re…
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