Candy Stores near Lake Worth, FL

“I ordered the milk chocolate strawberries, and they were beautiful! The strawberries were perfect the milk chocolate was creamy and delicious; the chocolate didn't crumble when you bit into it. I will definitely place other orders; they make a wonderful surprise.”

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“we did the candy tour for our valentines date and anika and she was super fun and entertaining ! the candy is amazing, there was so many options after the tour it was super cool to see ! we also tried the popcorn and ended up taking home some of the tuxedo flavor. and we also got the 2lbs reese’s cup which we can’t wait to dig into!”

“Scandinavian gummies are currently all the rage, so I wanted to check out this highly praised spot in Palm Beach and compare it to GoYummy in Boca. When I visited GoYummy, there were no labels on the bins, so you have no idea what you were buying (I’ve heard this has since been remedied). That was not the case here, and the labels were detailed and very helpful when deciding between dozens of gummies. The pricing is on par with GoYummy (and slightly cheaper than the vendors I found online), the store is quant and upscale, the branded gift bags are a great touch, and the gummies are fresh and amazing. The worst gummy you purchase here will taste better than any of the American gummies you’re used to. Not sure if that’s because they’re made with quality ingredients while pretty much everything sold in America has been reduced to whatever maximizes profits, but the difference in texture and taste is immediately front and center. I also liked that they have bagged versions of a lot of the types/flavors, if you don’t want to go the loosey route from the bins. Scandy Candy is doing it right. Highly recommend this store, and the Bubs cool fruity pear gummies, the Sockerbitar (extra chewy marshmallow like candy), and Sur Skalles (sour skulls), and the Fruksoda (fruit sodas).”