AS Easter nears, if anyone can unwrap the secrets of our best- loved chocolate treats it’s real-life Willy Wonka Gerrard ...

In 1999, the City Council voted to name the alley behind Frazier Lewis’ downtown confectionery: “Candy Bar Lane” (running ...

One of the first ever Wonka products made by Quaker Oats in the early 1970s, "Skrunch" rhymes with "crunch" because that's roughly the sound these bars made when you bit into them. The wrappers of ...

Rosinskaya is from Saratov, Russia, and has memories of a nearby candy factory in Samara. But as far as candy manufacturers go, her clearest memory is of Красный Октябрь or “Red October,” ...

The folktales on the chocolate wrappers are interesting enough ... or “Red October,” headquartered in Moscow, with Wonka levels of renown. Red October is responsible for a slew of treats ...

Some of the best candy bars have been lost to the passage of time, as products are discontinued and old companies are ...

Sweeties Candy Company in Cleveland, Ohio is that childhood fantasy amplified to warehouse proportions—where sugar-fueled dreams aren’t just remembered but lived in technicolor reality.

There’s a magical place in Jacksonville where calories don’t count and dental hygiene takes a backseat to pure, unadulterated joy. Sweet Pete’s Candy isn’t just a store – it’s a three-story monument ...

“I couldn’t believe somebody would try to sell crap like this! It was so gross, like eating wax.” But he saved the wrapper. “So I’m walking home, I’m looking back at my life, and I’m thinking, with my ...