Cunningham’s Candies in Minonk will be the topic of the Woodford County Historical Society meeting at 7 p.m. on Sept.
September 3, 2010
September 1, 2010
Heirloom cacao is ancient treasure of chocolate from the Ecuadorian rainforest
Wednesday, September 01, 2010 by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger Editor of NaturalNews.com Email this article to a friend Most people have never eaten real chocolate.
August 26, 2010
Bonomoa s Turkish Taffy – Chocolate, Vanilla & Strawberry
Bonomo’s Turkish Taffy is a curious little confection. It’s curious in that it’s not really Turkish and it’s not really taffy.
August 20, 2010
Endangered Species Organic Chocolate
Endangered Species Chocolate’s hook is that the packages feature attractive, threatened animals and their profits go towards education about and protection of the environment.
August 19, 2010
Calling All Inventors! Cadbury Wants Revolutionary Packaging For Its Chocolate
Cadbury, the world famous chocolate and candy maker, needs a new wrapper, a revolutionary one that keeps chocolate from melting when exposed to high temperatures.A While you are at it, invent a wrapper that keeps humans from melting in hot temperatures.
August 12, 2010
Tunnocka s Caramel Milk Chocolate Wafer
Tunnock’s is a Scottish biscuit company located in Uddingston , Scotland. They make a wide variety of baked goods but those in North America are probably most familiar with their teacakes and their Tunnock’s Caramel Bar .
August 5, 2010
The Chocolate Dipped Cone: 3 To Try
When confronted with the choice of ice cream or candy bar, which do you choose? You don’t really have to decide, as a dipped soft serve provides you the luxury of both.
July 29, 2010
Celebrate National Milk Chocolate Day
When thinking about the words milk and chocolate, the mind conjures up visions of all the delicious creations that are made when these two entities come together.
July 26, 2010
Chocolate Speculator Nonsense
A New York Times article claims that hedge fund manager Anthony Ward has found a brilliant way of securing large profits from speculation.
July 23, 2010
Justin Bieber and Brenda Song share Vuvuzela Balls: a new candy from Haribo
Tween sensations Justin Bieber and Brenda Song are set to endorse a new candy from Haribo called Vuvuzela Balls. Now that the news is out of the way… what?! What kind of a name is that? It instinctively makes me uncomfortable. Yes, I know the vuvuzela is the loud horn thing that buzzed throughout the World Cup games, but still. The name is apparently not necessarily “a keeper” (soccer pun, I kill me) and could be changed. From a marketing perspective, I can see how naming the candy after the now popularized horn can be beneficial to Haribo. I don’t even follow soccer, and I knew what it was. Vuvuzela Balls are bound to catch someone’s attention and cause a double-take. But, still. Eh, I’m just not sure I can handle “Would you care for a Vuvuzela ball?” Ok, I wouldn’t talk about it, but I’d eat it.
The candy is described as resembling an M&M but more chocolaty, without a shell, and noisier. Funny, I’d never thought M&Ms were terribly obtrusive in volume, unlike the vuvuzela. Nevertheless, the yet to be released candy has piqued my curiosity and I hope to be reviewing it soon. You can bet your sweet Gummy Bear I’ll be trying one.