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Q: Where is Zachary candy corn sold?
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Where is Zachary candy corn available in Canton Ohio?

If they have a webpage go to that. duhhh


Is Zachary Confections' candy corn candy gluten free?

I found this letter from Zachary Confections on Celiac.com hope this helps. http://www.glutenfreeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=29762


Where is candy corn sold?

year-round


When was candy corn invented?

George Renninger invented candy around 1880 while an employee at the Wunderlee Candy Co. The Goelitz Candy Co (now Jelly Belly Candy Co) began manufacturing candy corn as a commercial product in 1900.


How many candy corns are in a big bag?

A bag of candy corn is sold by the weight and not by the amount of candy that is in it. A regular sized bag of this candy is a pound. There are roughly 80 candies in the bag.


How many individual candy corn pieces are sold each year?

35 million pounds


What percent of all candy is sold during Halloween?

US consumers spend almost $2 billion dollars during the Halloween season on candy. That three colored candy called candy corn makes up 75 percent of all candy sold at Halloween. Nearly 90 million pounds of the candy sold during Halloween.


Why is candy corn called candy corn if its not made of corn?

It looks like kernels of corn.


A piece of candy corn candy weighs?

The candy corn is about 0.2220 pounds


What is the slogan for candy corn?

There isn't a slogan for candy corn. For more on candy corn see the links in related links.


Who makes candy corn?

You can try the following: http://www.peanutfreeplanet.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=SunriseCandyCorn10oz Right now they are sold out, but you could call them and find out when they will have more.


What contains more real corn candy corn or a kernel of corn?

A kernel of corn. Candy corn contains corn syrup which is not real corn, but a product manufactured from corn starch.