Looking for that perfect gourmet chocolate candy to satisfy your craving? Then try Albert's gourmet dark chocolate candies; bite sized dark chocolate ice cubes that are a perfect gourmet chocolate snack or chocolate gift. Unwrap one of these bite-sized gourmet chocolate ice cubes for a melt in your mouth experience you won't forget! Imported from Germany

A refreshing burst of chocolate in bites sized bits. Perfect for a party or the candy jar! Ice Cubes from Albert's Candy. 120 per Tub.

Cool toy beach buggy cars carry a load of yummy assorted bubble gum balls! Offroad 4x4 buggies are self propelled friction toys, so they move on their own! Cool paint jobs and a surfboard strapped to the roof make them perfect candy toys for a summer birthday party or a tropical beach themed event! If you're looking for some fun novelty candy toys for your next party, these buggies are it! Get some cool beach buggy candy today! Beach Buggy with Bubble Gum Beach Balls from Albert's. 12 buggy toys per case. Per Per toy = $1.58

"Classic candy hearts in mini gift packs. ""Love You"", ""First Kiss"", ""Be Mine"", ""Lover Boy"", ""Miss You"", ""U R Cute"", ""True Love"", ""Hug Me"", ""Cutie Pie"", ""Ask Me"", ""My Guy"", ""So Fine"", ""It's Love"", ""Romeo"" ""Only You"".... the sweet romance goes on and on! Pack Dimensions (Inches): 2 1/4 x 3 1/2 x 3/4 Unit Price = $0.50/box. Display box contains 36 NECCO Sweethearts Candy Hearts packs, each with a net weight of 1 ounce. Made in the USA. Shipping Weight ~ 5 lbs. ""The art of love ... is largely the art of persistence."" --Albert Ellis"

Be the first to bring back the memories of Bonomo Turkish Taffy!! Bar Size: 1.5oz BarMade in the U.S.A. The candy, which first appeared as a nickel bar after World War II, became a favorite with the economy-minded. Unlike some of its competitors, which melted in your mouth, Turkish Taffy eroded slowly, and it was so chewy that a single bar could last through most of a double feature at the movies. Mr. Bonomo (pronounced BAHN-uh-moh) was born into the candy business and actually had Turkish roots. His father, Albert J., was a Sephardic Jew who had emigrated from Turkey. In 1897, the year before Victor Bonomo was born, his father started making candy in Coney Island to supply concessions at the amusement park. After World War I, Victor joined his father in running the candy factory on Eighth Street in Coney Island, where saltwater taffy and hard candies were produced. As World War II ended, sugar rationing gave way and the entire country was eager to indulge its sweet tooth. Bonom

Be the first to bring back the memories of Bonomo Turkish Taffy!! Bar Size: 1.5oz Bar Made in the U.S.A. The candy, which first appeared as a nickel bar after World War II, became a favorite with the economy-minded. Unlike some of its competitors, which melted in your mouth, Turkish Taffy eroded slowly, and it was so chewy that a single bar could last through most of a double feature at the movies. Mr. Bonomo (pronounced BAHN-uh-moh) was born into the candy business and actually had Turkish roots. His father, Albert J., was a Sephardic Jew who had emigrated from Turkey. In 1897, the year before Victor Bonomo was born, his father started making candy in Coney Island to supply concessions at the amusement park. After World War I, Victor joined his father in running the candy factory on Eighth Street in Coney Island, where saltwater taffy and hard candies were produced. As World War II ended, sugar rationing gave way and the entire country was eager to indulge its sweet tooth. B

Be the first to bring back the memories of Bonomo Turkish Taffy!! Bar Size: 1.5oz Bar Made in the U.S.A. The candy, which first appeared as a nickel bar after World War II, became a favorite with the economy-minded. Unlike some of its competitors, which melted in your mouth, Turkish Taffy eroded slowly, and it was so chewy that a single bar could last through most of a double feature at the movies. Mr. Bonomo (pronounced BAHN-uh-moh) was born into the candy business and actually had Turkish roots. His father, Albert J., was a Sephardic Jew who had emigrated from Turkey. In 1897, the year before Victor Bonomo was born, his father started making candy in Coney Island to supply concessions at the amusement park. After World War I, Victor joined his father in running the candy factory on Eighth Street in Coney Island, where saltwater taffy and hard candies were produced. As World War II ended, sugar rationing gave way and the entire country was eager to indulge its sweet tooth. B

Be the first to bring back the memories of Bonomo Turkish Taffy!! Bar Size: 1.5oz Bar Made in the U.S.A. The candy, which first appeared as a nickel bar after World War II, became a favorite with the economy-minded. Unlike some of its competitors, which melted in your mouth, Turkish Taffy eroded slowly, and it was so chewy that a single bar could last through most of a double feature at the movies. Mr. Bonomo (pronounced BAHN-uh-moh) was born into the candy business and actually had Turkish roots. His father, Albert J., was a Sephardic Jew who had emigrated from Turkey. In 1897, the year before Victor Bonomo was born, his father started making candy in Coney Island to supply concessions at the amusement park. After World War I, Victor joined his father in running the candy factory on Eighth Street in Coney Island, where saltwater taffy and hard candies were produced. As World War II ended, sugar rationing gave way and the entire country was eager to indulge its sweet tooth. B