The Candy Counter, Made Personal
Build Your Own Candy Gift Box
A box of favorites.A handful of memories.
Remember the candy you always picked first? Build a gift around those familiar favorites, add a few discoveries, and share a little sweetness with someone you love.
For birthdays, thank-yous, thinking-of-you gifts—or a treat for yourself.
Step Up to the Counter
Choose your gift.
Then make the mix your own.
Choose a box, pumpkin pail, or Christmas stocking below. Its candy choices, suggested mixes, treat count, and presentation charge appear here. Your total includes the container’s presentation charge plus the candies you choose; shipping and applicable taxes are calculated at checkout.
Step Up to the Candy Counter
The Candy Counter Gift Box
Start with a suggested assortment or choose your own 12 treats. You can add a greeting card for your gift in the cart.
Choose 12 treats. Repeats are welcome within each candy’s limit. One retail package counts as one treat. Add a greeting card and personal message in the cart.
Start with a suggested assortment
Pick a starting mix—you can swap items and choose your favorites next.
Make it your own
Classic Candy Counter
A little nostalgia in every box. Start with familiar favorites, then make the mix your own.
Make it your own
Chocolate Favorites
Chocolatey favorites with crunchy, chewy, and nutty centers. Choose your favorites and change the mix.
Make it your own
Penny Candy Favorites
A playful mix of old-fashioned candy-counter favorites. Pick a few memories and discover something new.
Make it your own
Pennsylvania Candy Counter
Discover candy with Pennsylvania roots, from familiar classics to regional favorites.
Make it your own
Idaho Candy Shop
Explore Idaho Candy Company favorites, with a mix of distinctive flavors and old-fashioned charm.
Pennsylvania connections reflect candy origins or maker histories. They do not mean every product is manufactured in Pennsylvania today.
Styles & ingredients
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Your Selected Candies
Choose a suggested mix or add candies below. Your selections will appear here.
Explore More Candies
Add something different below. Your selected candies stay visible while you browse.
5th Avenue
Crunchy peanut butter layers covered in milk chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Reading
One retail package (one treat).
Abba-Zaba
Chewy taffy hides a peanut-butter center inside the familiar checkerboard wrapper.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- California
One retail package (one treat).
Baby Ruth
Peanuts, caramel and nougat beneath a chocolaty coating deliver a satisfying candy-bar bite.
- Candy roots
- 1921
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Barnum's Animal Crackers
Animal-shaped cookies bring a little circus fun to the snack shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry
A whole cherry, sweet cream, chocolatey coating, and peanuts in one nostalgic treat.
- Candy roots
- 1887
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry Milkshake
A whole cherry at the center brings a little soda-fountain spirit to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1932 (Adams & Brooks founded)
- Origin
- Los Angeles
Bit-O-Honey
A honey-and-almond chew that began in Chicago in 1924 and found a new home in Ohio.
- Candy roots
- 1924
- Origin
- Chicago
Bonomo Turkish Taffy
Smack, crack and savor a chewy taffy treat with a memorable candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island, New York
One retail package (one treat).
Bonomo Turkish Taffy Banana
Before the first bite came the fun: smack the bar, crack it into pieces, and savor the chew.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island
Boston Baked Beans
Candy-coated peanuts bring a sweet crunch to the classic candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1908
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Mallo Cups
Milk chocolate, creamy marshmallow, and coconut—a Pennsylvania candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Peanut Butter Smoothie
Creamy peanut butter in a sweet butterscotch-coated cup from Boyer.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Brach’s Classic Candy Corn
Three familiar colors turn a little candy kernel into a sign that autumn has arrived.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Chicago
Bun Candy Bars
Chocolate and peanuts surround a creamy nougat center in this classic candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
One retail package (one treat).
Charleston Chew
Chewy nougat and a chocolaty coating make this a candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- United States
One retail package (one treat).
Charms Assorted Squares
Fruit-flavored hard-candy squares with a long American candy story.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Bloomfield
One retail package (one treat).
Cherry Cocktail Bar
A cherry-centered candy with peanuts and milk chocolate offers a sweet discovery from Idaho.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Chick-O-Stick
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut make this a distinctive candy-counter bite.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- Lufkin, Texas
One retail package (one treat).
Circus Peanuts
Peanut-shaped marshmallow candy adds a playful taste of the old-fashioned sweet shop.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Claeys Horehound Candy
Bittersweet herbal hard candy brings an old-fashioned general-store flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 1919
One retail package (one treat).
Clark Cups
Clark-style peanut-butter crunch meets a chocolate cup for a new take on a familiar favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Altoona, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Coconut Long Boys
Coconut flakes give this old-fashioned caramel a Southern twist and a chew all its own.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- New Orleans
Coconut Slices
A sweet coconut treat with an old-fashioned candy-counter feel.
- Candy roots
- 1894
One retail package (one treat).
Cracker Jack
Caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts bring ballpark flavor to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1896
One retail package (one treat).
Cup-O-Gold
Milk chocolate, marshmallow cream, almonds, and coconut in a classic candy cup.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Dad’s Root Beer Hard Candy
Old-fashioned root beer flavor in a candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1937
One retail package (one treat).
Fralinger's Saltwater Taffy
A box of saltwater taffy brings the sweet-shop spirit of the boardwalk home.
- Candy roots
- 1885
- Origin
- Atlantic City, New Jersey
One retail package (one treat).
Goetze’s Caramel Creams
A caramel ring and creamy center have made this Baltimore candy recognizable since 1918.
- Candy roots
- 1918
- Origin
- Baltimore
Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews
Chewy, chocolaty bites packed with peanuts make this Philadelphia favorite easy to share.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Cheerwine
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Original
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Peanut Butter
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Pecan
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster Original
Nashville packed caramel, nougat, peanuts, and chocolate into one memorable cluster in 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Peanut Butter
In 1991, Nashville’s famous cluster made room for a peanut butter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1991
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Pecan
Once called Supreme, this Nashville cluster gives pecans their turn beneath the chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1982
- Origin
- Nashville
Good & Plenty
Philadelphia’s pink-and-white licorice classic has been making candy-counter memories since 1893.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar
In 1900, Milton Hershey helped bring milk chocolate within reach of everyday Americans.
- Candy roots
- 1900
- Origin
- Pennsylvania
Huckleberry Gem Bar
Huckleberry-flavored marshmallow creme under milk chocolate brings Northwest berry flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 2012
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Ice Cubes
Smooth chocolatey cubes with a distinctive cooling sensation.
- Candy roots
- 1927
One retail package (one treat).
Idaho Spud Bar
A cocoa-marshmallow center, chocolaty coating and coconut give this Idaho favorite its distinctive bite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Life Savers Original
Classic ring-shaped hard candy with a long American history.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Ohio
One retail package (one treat).
M&Ms
Colorful candy shells, a chocolate center, and a story that began in wartime New Jersey.
- Candy roots
- 1941
- Origin
- Newark
One retail package (one treat).
Milk Duds
Chewy caramel in a chocolatey coating—a familiar movie-night favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1928
- Origin
- Chicago
Mounds
Sweet coconut and dark chocolate make a familiar pairing worth unwrapping.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
Necco Wafers
A mixed-flavor wafer roll invites you to rediscover a familiar candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1847
- Origin
- Massachusetts
One retail package (one treat).
Old Faithful Bar
Peanuts, marshmallow and milk chocolate make a satisfying combination from the Idaho candy shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Owhyee Butter Toffee
Buttery almond toffee adds a crisp, old-fashioned treat to the sweet-shop selection.
- Candy roots
- 1925
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Palmer Twin Bing
Sioux City’s cherry-centered Bing tradition began in 1923 and later became a familiar pair.
- Candy roots
- 1923
- Origin
- Sioux City
PayDay
A caramel center covered with peanuts balances sweet chew with a salty crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1932
- Origin
- Robinson, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Pearson’s Maple Bun
A maple-centered cluster with Indiana roots and a home in Minnesota’s Pearson’s candy family.
- Candy roots
- 1909 (Pearson’s founded)
- Origin
- Fort Wayne
Pearson’s Nut Goodie
A maple-centered Minnesota candy favorite with a story stretching back to 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Minnesota
Pearson’s Salted Nut Roll
Born during the Great Depression, this Minnesota classic balances sweet nougat with salty peanut crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1933
- Origin
- Minnesota
Reed's Butterscotch Candy
A butterscotch hard-candy roll made for lingering over a familiar sweet flavor.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Slo Poke
Slow down and enjoy the rich chew of this old-fashioned caramel favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
One retail package (one treat).
Sno-Caps
Semi-sweet chocolate topped with white nonpareils—a movie-house classic.
- Candy roots
- 1927
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Wrigley’s Doublemint Chewing Gum
Classic mint chewing gum from a brand introduced in 1914.
- Candy roots
- 1914
- Origin
- Chicago
One retail package (one treat).
Zagnut
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut give this classic bar a memorable texture.
- Candy roots
- 1930
- Origin
- Grand Rapids, Michigan
One retail package (one treat).
Zero Bar
Caramel, peanuts and almond nougat stand out beneath a distinctive white fudge coating.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
Your candy box is in the cart
Its contents stay together, with its own greeting-card option.
Review Cart & Add a CardChristmas at the Candy Counter
The Great American Christmas Stocking
Fill a traditional red-and-white Christmas stocking with candy-counter favorites. Start with a suggested mix or choose every treat yourself.
Choose 12 treats. Repeats are welcome within each candy’s limit. One retail package counts as one treat. Add a greeting card and personal message in the cart.
Start with a suggested assortment
Pick a starting mix—you can swap items and choose your favorites next.
Make it your own
Classic Candy Counter
A little nostalgia in every box. Start with familiar favorites, then make the mix your own.
Make it your own
Chocolate Favorites
Chocolatey favorites with crunchy, chewy, and nutty centers. Choose your favorites and change the mix.
Make it your own
Penny Candy Favorites
A playful mix of old-fashioned candy-counter favorites. Pick a few memories and discover something new.
Make it your own
Pennsylvania Candy Counter
Discover candy with Pennsylvania roots, from familiar classics to regional favorites.
Make it your own
Idaho Candy Shop
Explore Idaho Candy Company favorites, with a mix of distinctive flavors and old-fashioned charm.
Pennsylvania connections reflect candy origins or maker histories. They do not mean every product is manufactured in Pennsylvania today.
Styles & ingredients
Matches all selected tags. Browse by flavor and style; check each product’s ingredient and allergen information before ordering.
No candies match these filters. Try another selection or clear filters.
0 of 12 treats selected
Your Selected Candies
Choose a suggested mix or add candies below. Your selections will appear here.
Explore More Candies
Add something different below. Your selected candies stay visible while you browse.
5th Avenue
Crunchy peanut butter layers covered in milk chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Reading
One retail package (one treat).
Abba-Zaba
Chewy taffy hides a peanut-butter center inside the familiar checkerboard wrapper.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- California
One retail package (one treat).
Baby Ruth
Peanuts, caramel and nougat beneath a chocolaty coating deliver a satisfying candy-bar bite.
- Candy roots
- 1921
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Barnum's Animal Crackers
Animal-shaped cookies bring a little circus fun to the snack shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry
A whole cherry, sweet cream, chocolatey coating, and peanuts in one nostalgic treat.
- Candy roots
- 1887
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry Milkshake
A whole cherry at the center brings a little soda-fountain spirit to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1932 (Adams & Brooks founded)
- Origin
- Los Angeles
Bit-O-Honey
A honey-and-almond chew that began in Chicago in 1924 and found a new home in Ohio.
- Candy roots
- 1924
- Origin
- Chicago
Bonomo Turkish Taffy
Smack, crack and savor a chewy taffy treat with a memorable candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island, New York
One retail package (one treat).
Bonomo Turkish Taffy Banana
Before the first bite came the fun: smack the bar, crack it into pieces, and savor the chew.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island
Boston Baked Beans
Candy-coated peanuts bring a sweet crunch to the classic candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1908
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Mallo Cups
Milk chocolate, creamy marshmallow, and coconut—a Pennsylvania candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Peanut Butter Smoothie
Creamy peanut butter in a sweet butterscotch-coated cup from Boyer.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Brach’s Classic Candy Corn
Three familiar colors turn a little candy kernel into a sign that autumn has arrived.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Chicago
Bun Candy Bars
Chocolate and peanuts surround a creamy nougat center in this classic candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
One retail package (one treat).
Charleston Chew
Chewy nougat and a chocolaty coating make this a candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- United States
One retail package (one treat).
Charms Assorted Squares
Fruit-flavored hard-candy squares with a long American candy story.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Bloomfield
One retail package (one treat).
Cherry Cocktail Bar
A cherry-centered candy with peanuts and milk chocolate offers a sweet discovery from Idaho.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Chick-O-Stick
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut make this a distinctive candy-counter bite.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- Lufkin, Texas
One retail package (one treat).
Circus Peanuts
Peanut-shaped marshmallow candy adds a playful taste of the old-fashioned sweet shop.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Claeys Horehound Candy
Bittersweet herbal hard candy brings an old-fashioned general-store flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 1919
One retail package (one treat).
Clark Cups
Clark-style peanut-butter crunch meets a chocolate cup for a new take on a familiar favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Altoona, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Coconut Long Boys
Coconut flakes give this old-fashioned caramel a Southern twist and a chew all its own.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- New Orleans
Coconut Slices
A sweet coconut treat with an old-fashioned candy-counter feel.
- Candy roots
- 1894
One retail package (one treat).
Cracker Jack
Caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts bring ballpark flavor to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1896
One retail package (one treat).
Cup-O-Gold
Milk chocolate, marshmallow cream, almonds, and coconut in a classic candy cup.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Dad’s Root Beer Hard Candy
Old-fashioned root beer flavor in a candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1937
One retail package (one treat).
Fralinger's Saltwater Taffy
A box of saltwater taffy brings the sweet-shop spirit of the boardwalk home.
- Candy roots
- 1885
- Origin
- Atlantic City, New Jersey
One retail package (one treat).
Goetze’s Caramel Creams
A caramel ring and creamy center have made this Baltimore candy recognizable since 1918.
- Candy roots
- 1918
- Origin
- Baltimore
Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews
Chewy, chocolaty bites packed with peanuts make this Philadelphia favorite easy to share.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Cheerwine
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Original
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Peanut Butter
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Pecan
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster Original
Nashville packed caramel, nougat, peanuts, and chocolate into one memorable cluster in 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Peanut Butter
In 1991, Nashville’s famous cluster made room for a peanut butter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1991
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Pecan
Once called Supreme, this Nashville cluster gives pecans their turn beneath the chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1982
- Origin
- Nashville
Good & Plenty
Philadelphia’s pink-and-white licorice classic has been making candy-counter memories since 1893.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar
In 1900, Milton Hershey helped bring milk chocolate within reach of everyday Americans.
- Candy roots
- 1900
- Origin
- Pennsylvania
Huckleberry Gem Bar
Huckleberry-flavored marshmallow creme under milk chocolate brings Northwest berry flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 2012
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Ice Cubes
Smooth chocolatey cubes with a distinctive cooling sensation.
- Candy roots
- 1927
One retail package (one treat).
Idaho Spud Bar
A cocoa-marshmallow center, chocolaty coating and coconut give this Idaho favorite its distinctive bite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Life Savers Original
Classic ring-shaped hard candy with a long American history.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Ohio
One retail package (one treat).
M&Ms
Colorful candy shells, a chocolate center, and a story that began in wartime New Jersey.
- Candy roots
- 1941
- Origin
- Newark
One retail package (one treat).
Milk Duds
Chewy caramel in a chocolatey coating—a familiar movie-night favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1928
- Origin
- Chicago
Mounds
Sweet coconut and dark chocolate make a familiar pairing worth unwrapping.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
Necco Wafers
A mixed-flavor wafer roll invites you to rediscover a familiar candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1847
- Origin
- Massachusetts
One retail package (one treat).
Old Faithful Bar
Peanuts, marshmallow and milk chocolate make a satisfying combination from the Idaho candy shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Owhyee Butter Toffee
Buttery almond toffee adds a crisp, old-fashioned treat to the sweet-shop selection.
- Candy roots
- 1925
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Palmer Twin Bing
Sioux City’s cherry-centered Bing tradition began in 1923 and later became a familiar pair.
- Candy roots
- 1923
- Origin
- Sioux City
PayDay
A caramel center covered with peanuts balances sweet chew with a salty crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1932
- Origin
- Robinson, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Pearson’s Maple Bun
A maple-centered cluster with Indiana roots and a home in Minnesota’s Pearson’s candy family.
- Candy roots
- 1909 (Pearson’s founded)
- Origin
- Fort Wayne
Pearson’s Nut Goodie
A maple-centered Minnesota candy favorite with a story stretching back to 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Minnesota
Pearson’s Salted Nut Roll
Born during the Great Depression, this Minnesota classic balances sweet nougat with salty peanut crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1933
- Origin
- Minnesota
Reed's Butterscotch Candy
A butterscotch hard-candy roll made for lingering over a familiar sweet flavor.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Slo Poke
Slow down and enjoy the rich chew of this old-fashioned caramel favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
One retail package (one treat).
Sno-Caps
Semi-sweet chocolate topped with white nonpareils—a movie-house classic.
- Candy roots
- 1927
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Wrigley’s Doublemint Chewing Gum
Classic mint chewing gum from a brand introduced in 1914.
- Candy roots
- 1914
- Origin
- Chicago
One retail package (one treat).
Zagnut
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut give this classic bar a memorable texture.
- Candy roots
- 1930
- Origin
- Grand Rapids, Michigan
One retail package (one treat).
Zero Bar
Caramel, peanuts and almond nougat stand out beneath a distinctive white fudge coating.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
Your christmas stocking is in the cart
Its contents stay together, with its own greeting-card option.
Review Cart & Add a CardHalloween, the American Way
The Great American Trick-or-Treat Pail
Fill a classic orange pumpkin pail with nostalgic candy favorites. Start with a suggested mix or choose every treat yourself.
Choose 12 treats. Repeats are welcome within each candy’s limit. One retail package counts as one treat. Add a greeting card and personal message in the cart.
Start with a suggested assortment
Pick a starting mix—you can swap items and choose your favorites next.
Make it your own
Classic Candy Counter
A little nostalgia in every box. Start with familiar favorites, then make the mix your own.
Make it your own
Chocolate Favorites
Chocolatey favorites with crunchy, chewy, and nutty centers. Choose your favorites and change the mix.
Make it your own
Penny Candy Favorites
A playful mix of old-fashioned candy-counter favorites. Pick a few memories and discover something new.
Make it your own
Pennsylvania Candy Counter
Discover candy with Pennsylvania roots, from familiar classics to regional favorites.
Make it your own
Idaho Candy Shop
Explore Idaho Candy Company favorites, with a mix of distinctive flavors and old-fashioned charm.
Pennsylvania connections reflect candy origins or maker histories. They do not mean every product is manufactured in Pennsylvania today.
Styles & ingredients
Matches all selected tags. Browse by flavor and style; check each product’s ingredient and allergen information before ordering.
No candies match these filters. Try another selection or clear filters.
0 of 12 treats selected
Your Selected Candies
Choose a suggested mix or add candies below. Your selections will appear here.
Explore More Candies
Add something different below. Your selected candies stay visible while you browse.
5th Avenue
Crunchy peanut butter layers covered in milk chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Reading
One retail package (one treat).
Abba-Zaba
Chewy taffy hides a peanut-butter center inside the familiar checkerboard wrapper.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- California
One retail package (one treat).
Baby Ruth
Peanuts, caramel and nougat beneath a chocolaty coating deliver a satisfying candy-bar bite.
- Candy roots
- 1921
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Barnum's Animal Crackers
Animal-shaped cookies bring a little circus fun to the snack shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry
A whole cherry, sweet cream, chocolatey coating, and peanuts in one nostalgic treat.
- Candy roots
- 1887
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Big Cherry Milkshake
A whole cherry at the center brings a little soda-fountain spirit to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1932 (Adams & Brooks founded)
- Origin
- Los Angeles
Bit-O-Honey
A honey-and-almond chew that began in Chicago in 1924 and found a new home in Ohio.
- Candy roots
- 1924
- Origin
- Chicago
Bonomo Turkish Taffy
Smack, crack and savor a chewy taffy treat with a memorable candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island, New York
One retail package (one treat).
Bonomo Turkish Taffy Banana
Before the first bite came the fun: smack the bar, crack it into pieces, and savor the chew.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Coney Island
Boston Baked Beans
Candy-coated peanuts bring a sweet crunch to the classic candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1908
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Mallo Cups
Milk chocolate, creamy marshmallow, and coconut—a Pennsylvania candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Boyer Peanut Butter Smoothie
Creamy peanut butter in a sweet butterscotch-coated cup from Boyer.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Altoona
One retail package (one treat).
Brach’s Classic Candy Corn
Three familiar colors turn a little candy kernel into a sign that autumn has arrived.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Chicago
Bun Candy Bars
Chocolate and peanuts surround a creamy nougat center in this classic candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1920s
- Origin
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
One retail package (one treat).
Charleston Chew
Chewy nougat and a chocolaty coating make this a candy-counter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1922
- Origin
- United States
One retail package (one treat).
Charms Assorted Squares
Fruit-flavored hard-candy squares with a long American candy story.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Bloomfield
One retail package (one treat).
Cherry Cocktail Bar
A cherry-centered candy with peanuts and milk chocolate offers a sweet discovery from Idaho.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Chick-O-Stick
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut make this a distinctive candy-counter bite.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- Lufkin, Texas
One retail package (one treat).
Circus Peanuts
Peanut-shaped marshmallow candy adds a playful taste of the old-fashioned sweet shop.
- Candy roots
- 1906
One retail package (one treat).
Claeys Horehound Candy
Bittersweet herbal hard candy brings an old-fashioned general-store flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 1919
One retail package (one treat).
Clark Cups
Clark-style peanut-butter crunch meets a chocolate cup for a new take on a familiar favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Altoona, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Coconut Long Boys
Coconut flakes give this old-fashioned caramel a Southern twist and a chew all its own.
- Candy roots
- 1950s
- Origin
- New Orleans
Coconut Slices
A sweet coconut treat with an old-fashioned candy-counter feel.
- Candy roots
- 1894
One retail package (one treat).
Cracker Jack
Caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts bring ballpark flavor to the candy counter.
- Candy roots
- 1896
One retail package (one treat).
Cup-O-Gold
Milk chocolate, marshmallow cream, almonds, and coconut in a classic candy cup.
- Candy roots
- 1936
- Origin
- Los Angeles
One retail package (one treat).
Dad’s Root Beer Hard Candy
Old-fashioned root beer flavor in a candy-counter treat.
- Candy roots
- 1937
One retail package (one treat).
Fralinger's Saltwater Taffy
A box of saltwater taffy brings the sweet-shop spirit of the boardwalk home.
- Candy roots
- 1885
- Origin
- Atlantic City, New Jersey
One retail package (one treat).
Goetze’s Caramel Creams
A caramel ring and creamy center have made this Baltimore candy recognizable since 1918.
- Candy roots
- 1918
- Origin
- Baltimore
Goldenberg’s Peanut Chews
Chewy, chocolaty bites packed with peanuts make this Philadelphia favorite easy to share.
- Candy roots
- 1917
- Origin
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Cheerwine
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Original
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Peanut Butter
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster - Pecan
Explore Nashville-style clusters in Original, Pecan, Peanut Butter and Cheerwine flavors.
- Candy roots
- 1912
One retail package (one treat).
Goo Goo Cluster Original
Nashville packed caramel, nougat, peanuts, and chocolate into one memorable cluster in 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Peanut Butter
In 1991, Nashville’s famous cluster made room for a peanut butter favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1991
- Origin
- Nashville
Goo Goo Cluster Pecan
Once called Supreme, this Nashville cluster gives pecans their turn beneath the chocolate.
- Candy roots
- 1982
- Origin
- Nashville
Good & Plenty
Philadelphia’s pink-and-white licorice classic has been making candy-counter memories since 1893.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar
In 1900, Milton Hershey helped bring milk chocolate within reach of everyday Americans.
- Candy roots
- 1900
- Origin
- Pennsylvania
Huckleberry Gem Bar
Huckleberry-flavored marshmallow creme under milk chocolate brings Northwest berry flavor to the counter.
- Candy roots
- 2012
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Ice Cubes
Smooth chocolatey cubes with a distinctive cooling sensation.
- Candy roots
- 1927
One retail package (one treat).
Idaho Spud Bar
A cocoa-marshmallow center, chocolaty coating and coconut give this Idaho favorite its distinctive bite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Life Savers Original
Classic ring-shaped hard candy with a long American history.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Ohio
One retail package (one treat).
M&Ms
Colorful candy shells, a chocolate center, and a story that began in wartime New Jersey.
- Candy roots
- 1941
- Origin
- Newark
One retail package (one treat).
Milk Duds
Chewy caramel in a chocolatey coating—a familiar movie-night favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1928
- Origin
- Chicago
Mounds
Sweet coconut and dark chocolate make a familiar pairing worth unwrapping.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
Necco Wafers
A mixed-flavor wafer roll invites you to rediscover a familiar candy-counter ritual.
- Candy roots
- 1847
- Origin
- Massachusetts
One retail package (one treat).
Old Faithful Bar
Peanuts, marshmallow and milk chocolate make a satisfying combination from the Idaho candy shelf.
- Candy roots
- 1926
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Owhyee Butter Toffee
Buttery almond toffee adds a crisp, old-fashioned treat to the sweet-shop selection.
- Candy roots
- 1925
- Origin
- Boise, Idaho
One retail package (one treat).
Palmer Twin Bing
Sioux City’s cherry-centered Bing tradition began in 1923 and later became a familiar pair.
- Candy roots
- 1923
- Origin
- Sioux City
PayDay
A caramel center covered with peanuts balances sweet chew with a salty crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1932
- Origin
- Robinson, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Pearson’s Maple Bun
A maple-centered cluster with Indiana roots and a home in Minnesota’s Pearson’s candy family.
- Candy roots
- 1909 (Pearson’s founded)
- Origin
- Fort Wayne
Pearson’s Nut Goodie
A maple-centered Minnesota candy favorite with a story stretching back to 1912.
- Candy roots
- 1912
- Origin
- Minnesota
Pearson’s Salted Nut Roll
Born during the Great Depression, this Minnesota classic balances sweet nougat with salty peanut crunch.
- Candy roots
- 1933
- Origin
- Minnesota
Reed's Butterscotch Candy
A butterscotch hard-candy roll made for lingering over a familiar sweet flavor.
- Candy roots
- 1893
- Origin
- Chicago, Illinois
One retail package (one treat).
Slo Poke
Slow down and enjoy the rich chew of this old-fashioned caramel favorite.
- Candy roots
- 1926
One retail package (one treat).
Sno-Caps
Semi-sweet chocolate topped with white nonpareils—a movie-house classic.
- Candy roots
- 1927
- Origin
- Philadelphia
One retail package (one treat).
Wrigley’s Doublemint Chewing Gum
Classic mint chewing gum from a brand introduced in 1914.
- Candy roots
- 1914
- Origin
- Chicago
One retail package (one treat).
Zagnut
Crunchy peanut butter and toasted coconut give this classic bar a memorable texture.
- Candy roots
- 1930
- Origin
- Grand Rapids, Michigan
One retail package (one treat).
Zero Bar
Caramel, peanuts and almond nougat stand out beneath a distinctive white fudge coating.
- Candy roots
- 1920
One retail package (one treat).
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Every candy has a story to discover.
Follow familiar names back to their beginnings, explore regional favorites, and find a new reason to love an old classic.
A few things to know
Can I choose the same candy more than once?
Yes, within the limit shown for that candy and your box. Availability and selection limits may vary.
Can I change a suggested assortment?
Yes. Available presets give you a starting point. Swap candies and adjust quantities until you have filled the required number of selections.
What if I only want individual candies?
You can shop individual products through the American Candy Counter.
Where can I check ingredients and allergens?
Review each candy’s product information before selecting it. Check the manufacturer’s packaging for current ingredient and allergen details.
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Choosing a candy gift box
Start with the mix that fits your recipient: familiar classics, chocolate favorites, old-fashioned sweets, Pennsylvania connections, or Idaho Candy Shop treats. Each suggested assortment has its own page with current contents, quantities, and pricing.
Use a preselection as a starting point, then swap candies in the builder. One retail package counts as one treat. Your box total includes its presentation charge and the candies you choose; shipping and applicable taxes are calculated at checkout.