Today a single taffymaker can crank out five times ... who co-owns Ainslee’s Salt Water Taffy in Depoe Bay, Oregon. “I have a very distinct memory of watching my [future] father-in-law making ...

If you’ve ever strolled along a boardwalk by the beach, you know the joy of unwrapping a piece of soft, chewy salt water ...

Saltwater taffy is a bit of a misnomer in that salt water isn't an ingredient. Taffy is just sugar, corn starch (for a smooth texture), corn syrup and butter (as interfering agents to keep the ...

No, we're not talking about a new edible version of Bop It — we're talking about that Jersey Shore staple: salt water taffy. For more than 100 years, we've enjoyed this hand-pulled treat.

A new candy just dropped. And it's oh-so-Midwestern. We see you, salt water taffy, and raise you with Lakewater Taffy, which is infused with Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy and real Great Lakes water.

During that year, a candy store on the city’s boardwalk flooded, and seawater soaked all of the shop’s taffy. Afterward, the shop owner joked that he had a new candy to sell: “salt water ...

The Slack family opened the candy store and began handmaking gourmet salt water taffy in 1935. In 2014, Lavona Slack retired and sold the shop to the Igels, according to the store’s website.