Ever stumbled upon a store so perfectly suited to your needs that it feels like it was designed specifically for you? That’s the Daiso experience waiting at 13201 Aurora Ave N in Seattle. Daiso’s ...

For generations, the Schimpff family has reigned over a candy kingdom on Spring Street in Jeffersonville. The latest torchbearer is 83-year-old Warren Schimpff. “Since April 11, 1891, that was the ...

South Korea is known for their spicy and savory dishes, but you can't forget about their unique confectionery. These popular sweets are too good to pass up.

What's old is new again; wax candy is having a resurgence! Here are some fun facts you need to know about this old-school ...

But when special occasions such as Valentine's Day, Easter, or Halloween roll around ... If you’re struggling to enjoy candy in moderation, these tips may help. Store it strategically.

In some ways, it is. We don't see candy stores opening too often that utilize the old school methods of hand-making candy like we used to. The Schimpff family has been making candy in the ...

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Longstanding nationwide candy chain See's Candies is shutting ... the closest See's storefront is now in Santa Clara. Overall, several stores remain open throughout the South Bay area.

Portsmouth's Historic District Commission rejected a proposal to build two homes on the site of a historic candy ... (the store) means,” she said. “I think that there needs to be a good ...

These moments of triumph occur continuously throughout the day, creating a uniquely positive environment where everyone celebrates each other’s good fortune. Beyond the main bin area, the store ...

One-third of all Joann stores closed for business permanently in April, and now the rest are set to follow suit in May. The fabric and craft retailer announced plans to close every store in ...

Police raided a souvenir and candy store on London's Oxford Street on April 25, which uncovered over $100,000 worth of suspected fake and unsafe goods.