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The candy is tasty, but quite different than Maple Nut Goodies. The original candies were peanuts & nougat covered in maple flavored candy coating. These are just peanuts covered in maple flavored candy coating. It would be easy for the manufacture to describe them as “maple coated peanuts”. Instead, they lead a buyer to believe they will be a close equivalent to Maple Nut Goodies, which they are not. It was not worth the price I paid for candy coated peanuts. If you are looking for peanuts coated in maple flavored candy coating, these are for you! If you are looking for candy similar
to Maple Nut Goodies, these are not.
Not cheap but very yummy so who cares.
The cost of pretty much everything has increased but the delicious tatse of Bun Bars has remained the same! We ae glad you enjoyed yours nd are grateful for having you as a customer!
There’s nothing to dislike there’s only like.
We couldn't agree with you more! Enjoy and thanks for a great review!
Boy, did this gum bring back memories for me and my husband. Back when we were out having cocktails, it was always nice to have this scented gum to rid your breath of alcohol. It's still the same as I remembered it. The taste is so refreshing and long lasting.
What a great review! Ironically, that was one of the reasons, perhaps unwritten, why this gum bacame so popular. It is always nice to be able to provide our customers with something both enjoyble to eat and one that connects them to good memories! Enjoy and here's wishing ou a happy holidays!
I need to order enough to last all year til Christmas since that's the only time I can find them.. I love my gumdrops
Christmas Gum Drops are a sweet way to add color to any holiday event!
The story I want to tell is about a Sunday School Class I was teaching. It was more boys than girls. I had to have an incentive or something to keep them interested in getting up and coming to Sunday School. So, I made a chart for each child’s attendance. Every month that they didn’t miss a Sunday, I would give them a bag of candy. Let me tell you they watch the stars on the attendance board! They loved it and it worked. They didn’t want to miss and let anyone get ahead of them and we had a good class too with regular attendance. I also work at an elementary school. When I need papers back that I have a hard time getting. I tell them if you bring your paper back to me you can go to the candy jar. It works!!
Candy was the first commodity that I understood held value. I spent most of my allowance on candy and I always wanted candy. I remember being devastated watching the market price for a candy bar go from $0.50 to $0.60, which meant that my $1 allowance no longer could buy 2 candy bars.
Right after Halloween, I would wait for a major sale and then buy large amounts of whatever was left. I remember eating some 400 dum dums as I would do my homework, it was like my first addiction. I still engage in the practice of buying and hoarding large amounts of candy when the price falls below 75% off, although I largely lost my sweet tooth.
Is it “9 Men’s Morris” OR "Medieval Candy Game?
I am in the 5th Grade. We are currently studying Medieval Times and our teacher lets us play the game 9 Men’s Morris with candy. We use candy corn and/or skittles to represent the game pieces. Everyone in my class is motivated to play. The game is very fun and the winner gets to keep the candy. I can’t think of a better game or a better outcome!
A Giant Kiss
One of life’s most important lessons learned from a piece of candy. No, not my colors, numbers, or ABC’s; but, Rejection, good old-fashioned Rejection.
Picture this: 5th grade – a bespecaled, cross-eyed, unathletic, pudgey little boy swooning over the tall, gorgeous, popular, quite pubescent girl. Let’s call her Jillian. Valentine’s Day was fast approaching. How would I finally attract her attention? Weeks worth of allowance shoved in my pocket, I donned my taupe Member’s Only jacket, mounted my 10-speed Schwinn and road to Joel’s, the local candy purveyor. I plunked down my cash and road back home with the world’s biggest Hershey Kiss in tow. One of those giant 7 oz. jobs! I could barely contain myself. The days until Feb. 14th dragged like an Arctic winter. Finally, I stowed it in my backpack and brought it to school. My heart raced through penmanship, spelling, and math. Recess had arrived. The time was now. I awkwardly stumbled through the gaggle of 5th grade girls to Jillian. In a moment of pure eloquence, as I shoved the giant Hershey Kiss to her face and I uttered, not a Shakespearean sonnet, but a feeble “Here.” The echoes of the subsequent laughter still languish in my ears. I had not even turned on my Keds to flee and Jillian had tossed that giant Kiss to one of her friends. “Here you can have it,” she said. Her smug smirk still vivid in my eyes. For a short moment that giant Hershey Kiss was filled with hopes and dreams – a life with Jillian. Shattered in an instant, those dreams ruined by the toss of the giant Kiss.