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Discovering that a favorite candy is being discontinued is akin to loosing someone close to you. You've shared lots of very special memories that will always be cherished. It has comforted you in times of need, or helped celebrate a special occasion. At CandyFavorites.com, we feel your pain and would like to assist in your candy therapy.
It is never easy to let go, but we hope that by sharing your memories on our blog, you can memorialize that sweet treat with the respect it deserves. Many candy manufacturers read our site, so there is a possibility of resurrecting your lost candy if enough comments are generated .
Since our company was founded in 1927, many of your favorite sweets have come and gone through our doors and we have provided a list of them here. Please let us know if we have missed any and share your special memories with friends who understand.
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Please bring back the Milkshake candy bars again. Thank you! Armilda
I can\’t believe they discontinued these candy bars. I used to go and buy them by the box. They were so delicious! I hope they get so many comments of people wanting them around again and they make the decision to sell them again. It seems like that happens everytime they sell something so good.
General Question about discontinued candy. Naturally, some discontinued candy brings back memories, but getting beyond the obvious I’d like to ask why are they discontinued – is it sales, is it ingredients? I know in some cases companies take over other companies and maybe the new company’s equipment is not geared towards making a candy.
My husband’s favorite candy was the blue mint coolers. I have ordered them by the pound, so I could get enough to last him a year at a time.
I am very sorry that you have chosen to discontinue them. How am I going to keep him happy now?
Dixie Rector
I can’t help but think of those delicious little mint humbugs that my grandmother always gave me. I remember them so well from my childhood. They were a brown and white striped hard minty candy on the outside with a softer, chewier finish.
Mint humbugs were a British candy. So delicious, they even featured a role in the Harry Potter feasts at Hogwarts. Professor Dumbledore loved the “muggle” sweets!