Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts

Thursday, November 17, 2016

Sugar Heaven at Legacy Place in Dedham Has Closed

A trio of Boston-area shops featuring all kinds of sweets is now down to two, as one of its stores has shut down.

According to a Twitter post from @Lin_Dolin, Sugar Heaven at Dedham's Legacy Place is no longer in operation, with a followup message confirming that it has indeed closed. The shops on Boylston Street in Boston's Back Bay and at Assembly Row in Somerville remain in operation.

The Sugar Heaven stores sell such items as jelly beans, lollipops, gum, mints, and much more in the way of sweets, along with novelties and toys.

The address for this now-closed candy shop in Dedham was: Sugar Heaven, 544 Legacy Place, Dedham, MA, 02026. The website for the other shops can be found at https://www.sugarheaven.us/

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Friday, August 28, 2015

Spindler Confections to Open in North Cambridge

A new candy shop is on its way to a part of Cambridge that seems to be becoming a "small confectioners' district."

Cambridge Day is reporting that Spindler Confections is planning to open on Mass. Ave. in North Cambridge next to Nussli 118° (a snack shop focusing on healthy treats) and a short distance away from Pemberton Farms (an upscale market that offers locally-made chocolates, candies, cakes, and desserts). The article mentions that the new store will feature small-batch sweets such as brittles, caramels, and chocolates--and it may eventually may sell cookies and other baked goods during the holiday season as well--with founder Jeremy Spindler saying that "Everything is done by hand, very small batches. No large machinery whatsoever." If all goes as planned, Spindler Confections may possibly open in early November.

[December 4 update: According to a Chowhound poster, Spindler Confections is planning to open sometime in the middle of this month.]

[December 14 update: The Tables section of The Boston Globe states that Spindler Confections is now open.]

As Cambridge Day notes, the city used to be a major player in candy manufacturing, with such big names as Necco, Squirrel Brand, and Tootsie Roll Industries being located there (the latter continues to make Junior Mints from its home on Main Street).

The address for this upcoming candy shop in North Cambridge is: Spindler Confections, 2257 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA, 02140. Its website can be found at http://spindlerconfections.com/

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Candy Castle in Lexington Is Closing

A candy shop in the northwest suburbs of Boston is calling it a day after more than three decades in business.

According to an article in the Lexington Minuteman, Candy Castle on Mass. Ave. in the center of town is closing today, citing a proposed rent increase of 40 percent from the new owners of the building that makes the business "unsustainable." The article says that owner Paul Clancy and his wife will sell everything today at a discount until it is all gone. Candy Castle first opened its doors 34 years ago, offering everything from jelly beans to fudge to old-fashioned candies and much more.

The address for Candy Castle is 1853 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA, 02420.

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