True Treats1800s
The Industrial Revolution brought a tidal wave of change in sweets.
The 1800s saw the growth and demolition of enslavement with its close connection to sugar cane; the introduction of new sugars promoted by abolitionist; and the massive shifts in foods due to the Industrial Revolution, including the candy we know today.
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1800s Candy Collection Box with Scroll
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All Natural, Vermont Maple Drops
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All-American Caramels, 15 Candy Classics
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All-Natural, American-Made Cinnamon Pecans
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Art Candy- Grandmother’s Favorite
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British Wine Gums, Fragrant & Delicious
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Buttermints, American-Made Old Time Sweets
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Canada Mints, Penny Candy from Up North
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Caramel Creams, A Penny Candy Favorite
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Caramel Cubes, Bite-Size, Melt-in-Your Mouth
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Caramel Marshmallows, American Classics
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Circus Peanuts: The True Circus Candy
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Civil War Collection with Scroll
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Classic Conversation Hearts
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Coconut Squares, Old Time Chocolate Covered
$12.99 Buy & Explore -
Creamy Caramel Collection
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Dentyne, Old Time Classic
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Fralinger and James Salt Water Taffy
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Freshly Roasted Edible Coffee
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Gibralter, 1st Commercial Candy in U.S.
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Ginger Drops, Mid-1800s Candy Classic
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Good N’ Plenty, Oldest Candy Brand in USA!
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Grandmother’s Purse, Full of Favorites
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Gummy Mix: From Fun to Delight
$7.42 Buy & Explore