
New York’s Confectionery Wonders: A Candy Lover’s Paradise
New York State holds a secret that has earned us a spot in the ranking of the candy capitals of America. According to a recent study by price-tracking website Pricelisto, New York has the fourth position, with 9.11 candy stores per 100,000 residents.
With an incredible total of 1,782 candy stores across the state, New York has established itself as a place to go for those with a sweet tooth. One of the highlights is the iconic Economy Candy store, they have been offering treats since 1937.
They have many different kinds of candies along with nuts and dried fruits. This historic store has been giving delightful experiences for all visitors seeking a sugary escape.
Vermont may have the top spot as the ultimate candy capital with its ratio of 12.20 candy stores per 100,000 residents, New York stands out as a place full of confectionery wonders.

The different candy stores that are scattered throughout the state provides a delectable journey for those in search of treats ranging from childhood classics to exotic imports. Whether you find yourself driving through a little town or enjoying the scenic beauty of upstate New York, make sure that you support local candy stores.
There is something about going into a candy shop - the sweet aroma, the rainbow of colors, and a momentary escape from the daily routine. So, let’s raise our candy canes and celebrate New York's sweet success in the world of confections.
Whether you like fruity gummies or rich chocolate bars, sour candies or creamy caramels, the Empire State offers a treat for every palate. Relish the sugary bliss, and enjoy the flavors that make New York a true candy paradise.
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