While there's no shortage of top-tier candy bars on the market today, some of these discontinued sweet treats still deserve a comeback.

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

Downtown Honesdale has a candy store once again. Mark and Patty Alfredson welcomed their first customers at Grandma's Candy ...

Aside from the new shorefront, the Candy Connection operates pink snack trucks that it uses to serve sweets at events.

'The Autistic Tiger': 12-year-old artist partners with Sarris Candies to raise funds, awareness Young artist Tiger Villec shares his amazing talents in Pennsylvania and across the U.S.

Beloved Bay Area candy bars could disappear as 74-year-old company closes By Susana Guerrero, Senior Food Reporter July 30, 2024 ...

From vintage treats to classic candy counters, these nostalgic California shops bring back all the sweet memories.

From classic fudge and saltwater taffy to artisan chocolates, these candy shops—one per state—are beloved sweet spots every ...

At Butterfinger’s Franklin Park factory, freshly made fun-sized bars of the chocolate-coated candy whip around a conveyer belt at a rate of 922,000 bars per shift. The peanut buttery candy bar ...

How the Family Behind Joyva Is Bringing Its Century-Old Candy Business Into the Modern Era The company still makes traditional Jewish candies like halvah and jell rings by hand.