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Texas, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Oklahoma, Ohio. It’s easy to play the license plate game at Marathon Village these days. Everyone has antique fever and the tourists are lining up to check out the Antique Archeology store, made famous by those genial guys from “American Pickers.” What does all of this have to do with Bang Candy Company? The wise folks located well. View all feedback.
What Teagan Lloyd doesn't like about Bang Candy Company:
they slip for nothing special. I have this as a present and when I heard how much she cost, I was blown away. nizza goes far if they want people to come back. that are the little ones. View all feedback.
Very tasty hand crafted marshmallows. Fun little stop after visiting the Green Briar Distillery.
The clerk told me that all their confections are made on premise and are all natural. I thought the marshmallows were the best thing I tried. There are several intriguing flavors. The honeycomb toffee doesn't have honeycomb or toffee; the clerk explained that it is honey to which they add baking soda to create this airy, crunchy honey that they enrobe in chocolate. While unique, I didn't care for it; it really stuck to my teeth. The pop-rock chocolate bars have house-made popping candy on them. Though they are very similar to pop-rocks, they take a little longer to start fizzing and popping. So be sure you let the piece melt for a while to get that effect. I tried the lavender one, and it was alright. I give them kudos for creativity, though I wish I'd liked more of their confections than I did.
Rip off for nothing special. Got these as a gift and when I heard how much they cost I was blown away. Nice goes a long way when you want people to come back. It's the little things. Amanda
Rip off for nothing special. Got these as a gift and when I heard how much they cost I was blown away. Nice goes a long way when you want people to come back. It's the little things. Amanda
Very tasty hand crafted marshmallows. Fun little stop after visiting the Green Briar Distillery.
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