Apple-Coated Watermelon & Lemonade-Coated Wild Cherry flavored NERDS pack a big flavor-filled taste sensation with the tiny, tangy, crunchy candy you can eat in your own way. Apple-Coated Watermelon candy is in on one side of the box, and Lemonade Coated Wild Cherry is on the other side. Try both flavors alone or together! 36-1.65oz boxes of double dipped Wonka Nerds. Need one, two or just a few? Buy it by the piece!
Price: 31.45
NERDS Rope is a soft gummy rope covered in tiny, tangy, crunchy NERDS candy that is as fun to play with as it is to eat! 24 ropes per box. Need one, two or just a few? Buy it by the piece!
Price: 24.95
Razzles are small pellets of "candy" that once chewed, mix to turn into chewing gum. Originally introduced in 1966, with an advertising slogan and jingle of, "First it's a candy, then it's a gum. Little round Razzles are so much fun." The original flavor was raspberry. They were named after a fictional flavor, Razzleberry that was planned but never panned out. Sometime after 1986 additional fruit flavors were added to raspberry. Razzles were recently featured in the movie 13 Going on 30. Choose between Original, Tropical, or Sour. 24 - 1.4 oz packages. Need one, two or just a few? Buy it by the piece!
Price: 24.95
Razzles are small pellets of "candy" that once chewed, mix to turn into chewing gum. Originally introduced in 1966, with an advertising slogan and jingle of, "First it's a candy, then it's a gum. Little round Razzles are so much fun." The original flavor was raspberry. They were named after a fictional flavor, Razzleberry that was planned but never panned out. Sometime after 1986 additional fruit flavors were added to raspberry. Razzles were recently featured in the movie 13 Going on 30. Choose between Original, Tropical, or Sour. You'll receive one 1.4 oz package of this classic candy with each order.
Price: 1.45
The name alone inspires countless theater memories. For almost 90 years, Red Vines� has been bringing entertainment and enjoyment to the young and young at heart. Deeply rooted in the traditions of the American West, Red Vines is the premium-quality licorice. It continues its old-world licorice making practices starting with the same tried-and-true ingredients from its original recipe. Red Vines is the only major brand still making twists with respect for tradition. The result is a distinctive, rich taste; soft, chewy texture; and desirable appearance, setting it apart from other chewy confections. In fact, Red Vines candy is the number one non-chocolate confection in the West, where "licorice" means Red Vines. Red Vines continues to be a definitive mainstay of the movie experience, both for moviegoers and movie stars. A favorite of many Hollywood celebrities, Red Vines enjoys its share of TV, film and music credits including appearances in Friends, Six Feet Under, Monk, Die Hard and Aimee Mann's song, "Red Vines." 24-2.5oz black licorice bars that separate into licorice whips. Kosher/Star K
Price: 19.99
Choose between Wild Cherry, Black licorice, Honey Lemon, Menthol Eucalyptus. Each bag contains 30, individually wrapped, throat drops. THE HISTORY Smith Brothers Cough Drop packaging portrays one of the world?s most famous trademarks. The two bearded gentlemen who distinguish it, affectionately known to generations as Trade and Mark, are legendary. Not well known, however, is the fact that the Smith Brothers really existed. Their names were William (Trade) and Andrew (Mark) and they helped found Smith Brothers in Poughkeepsie, New York in 1847. William and Andrew were sons of James Smith who moved to Poughkeepsie from St. Armand, Quebec in 1847 to establish a restaurant. Though James was a fine carpenter by trade, he was an even better candy maker and a businessman. The story of the birth of the first Cough Drop is a good example. As that story goes, a journeyman stopped at the Smith restaurant and gave James the formula for a delicious and effective cough candy. James saw a need for such a product in the cold, windswept Hudson Valley and immediately mixed up a batch on his kitchen stove. The Drops were a quick success and demand for the "cough candy" grew fast up and down the river. Only a few years later, in 1852, the firm?s first advertisement appeared in the Poughkeepsie paper, inviting all "afflicted with hoarseness, cough or colds" to test it. Young William and Andrew were active in the new business from the start. They helped mix the family secret formula in their father?s kitchen and busily sold the product in the streets of Poughkeepsie. The two boys inherited the fast growing business on the father?s death in 1866, and the company officially became known as Smith Brothers. As sales grew throughout the Hudson Valley, this success was met with a whole flurry of imitators-"Schmitt Brothers", "Smythe Sisters" and even other "Smith Brothers" appeared with imitative product. The real Smith Brothers, by this time having long, flowing beards, decided to place their own pictures on their product packaging, which consisted of glass bowls for a counter display and small envelopes into which the shopkeeper counted the Smith Brothers Cough Drops for each sale. By chance, the word "Trade" appeared under the picture of William and the word "Mark" under that of Andrew. Thus, it happened by a mere coincidence that the famous Smith Brothers? trademark was born and the Smith Brothers became known to generations of Americans as Trade and Mark. The glass bowl and envelopes then in use, had definite limitations. For one thing, the Smith Brothers could not be sure that only genuine Smith Brothers Cough Drops would be sold in envelopes which bore their pictures, so in 1872 the brothers developed a package bearing their likenesses, which was filled under their own personal supervision. This package was one of the first "factory filled" packages ever developed. Andrew (Mark) died in 1895 but William (Trade) continued as President of Smith Brothers almost up to his death in 1913. He was succeeded by his son, Arthur G. Smith, under whose direction the company continued to prosper. Menthol Cough Drops were added in 1922, a cough syrup in 1926 and the famous Smith Brothers Wild Cherry Flavor in 1948.
Price: 2.99
The taste of Sour Patch Kids started with "an out of this world" tartness, turning gradually into a pleasant fruit flavor. The process creating the sour-coated soft candy was developed in the late 1970's and distributed in the US in 1985. In 2002, Sour Patch Kids got a new look, new packaging, and new flavor names. Who can resist sour then sweet chewy candy? Net wt. 2oz.
Price: 1.19
Sour Punch� was one of the first brands to enter the sour candy market in the 1990s, Sour Punch candy continues to tease taste buds with its fun colors and fruity flavors, all packing that extra 'punch' with the brand's special sour coating crystals. 225 individually wrapped Sour Punch Twists in assorted flavors.
Price: 18.88
This Nostalgic Candy Gift Basket says it all - literally, in seven languages. Loaded with lots of good old fashioned fun nostalgic candy... Contains Apple Heads, Atomic Fireball, Bit O?Honey, Boston Baked Beans, Bottle Caps, Candy Buttons, Candy Cigarettes, Charms Sweet and Sour Pops, Cherry Heads, Cow Tales, Fun Dip, Giant Smarties, Jolly Rancher Sticks, Jujubes, Bullseye?s Caramel Creams, Licorice Pipe, Long Boy, Necco Roll, Pixy Stix, Pop Rocks, Red Hots, Saf-T-Pops, Slap Sticks Caramel Pop, Large Sugar Daddy, Unicorn Pop, Wax Lips, Bullseye?s Caramel Creams, Candy Necklace, Chick O Stick Nuggets, Bazooka, Giant Now and Laters, Lemon Heads, Mary Janes & Tootsie Roll Midgees. Each box contains over fifty total pieces (a mixture of small, medium & full size candies) & weighs over 2 pounds (some items may be substituted when necessary).
Price: 26.39
Across town the three banditos have made themselves at home at the local cantina. A little fiesta is in store with these three uniquely different salsas: Salsa Olivos (mild), Salsa Verde (medium) and Salsa Habanero (hot). 39 fl oz total.
Price: 18.66
Born in 1931, the Tootsie Pop was the first lollipop with a soft chewy center. How many licks will it take you? Contains the classic grape, orange, chocolate, cherry and raspberry flavors, as well as a new, surprise flavor (strawberry, watermelon or blue raspberry). 100 pops per box.
Price: 18.48
Zours Original Fruitz Chewy Sour Candies 1.8oz Bag. Includes Sour Blue Raspberry, Sour Green Apple, Sour Tangerine and Sour Watermelon flavors. A favorite retro candy!
Price: 1.25
Yummy BOTTLE CAPS from WONKA.... flip one into your mouth for a sweet soda sensation! BOTTLE CAPS come in these delicious flavors: Cherry, Root Beer, Cola, Orange, and Grape. 24/1.77oz rolls. Need one, two or just a few? Buy it by the piece!
Price: 24.95
