New England, once at the heart of the American Revolution, also witnessed a quieter (yet incredibly delicious) revolution in ...

My parents’ idea was that we kids would stick around for the introductory ... Three or four hours later, I’d finish off the last of the Necco wafers and rouse everybody.

The ones that make you say, “They still make those?!” Yes, they do, and Nifty Nut House has them. Bit-O-Honey, Necco Wafers, Chick-O-Stick, Valomilk cups – they’re all here, waiting to transport you ...

The final home is painted a retro mint green color. It boasts three types of roofing (Necco wafers, nonpareils and maybe chocolate sticks?), a glittery path to the door made of Necco wafters and ...

Some of the goods go back a bit further: Clove Chewing Gum, Moon Pie, Chick-O-Stick, Necco Wafers, Sugar Babies, among others. Bulk bins of bubble gum, candies and nuts are available. Another ...

Spangler also makes other iconic American candy, including Necco wafers, circus peanuts ... you can think of it as Ohio pride on a stick. Happy 100 years, Dum-Dums! You’re making life a little ...

Take Necco Wafers, with their signature (and rare ... the companies that make the sucker sticks in North Carolina and New York, the Wisconsin company that makes Dum Dum wrappers, the midwestern ...

Sour little lollipops without the sticks, Lemonheads will shave the ... of a freeze-dried astronaut banana, and you get the Necco Wafer. Invented in 1847, the candies have survived the Civil ...

From the corner, the Necco Wafers give you that old-school cool vibe ... They’re the sweet old neighbors who’ve seen it all and still have the power to stick to your teeth—literally. But don’t think ...

Clear animal shapes on a stick, ribbon candy, peanut brittle, candy canes, Necco wafers, red cinnamon hats, white taffy, tootsie rolls–the big size in a bar– chocolate-covered cherries, the 50 cent ...