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The man behind the famous Savannah, GA Candy is, Stan “the candy man” Strickland. The story begins in Woodbine, Georgia. His mother worked in a candy factory in Woodbine known for their Pralines, Log Rolls, Glazed Pecans, Peanut Brittle and Divinity. At home, she was always making candy, especially during the holidays. She was an old fashioned baker who measured with the “cup” of her hand and always used the best, fresh ingredients. For Stan’s mother, cooking and baking was an art form. Stan baked with his mom in the kitchen learning how to make her spectacular homemade southern delights.
Stan decided to share his family’s sweet southern delights with others at his Savannah, GA candy store. Over thirty years ago, Stan opened Savannah’s Candy Kitchen on historic River Street. Visitors quickly discovered that Stan’s kitchen was the place to experience and taste down home southern sweetness. In order to keep up with the demand for his candy, Stan had to expand; but he made sure to keep his recipes fresh and homemade no matter how big the kitchen grew. Now Savannah’s Candy Kitchen occupies over 4,200 square feet and every square foot is filled to the brim with the best candies, cakes, and confections in the south.
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Savannah's Candy Kitchen reviews
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Sweet tooth? This is for you! There are all kinds of chocolate, ice cream, and containers to fill with candy. My favorite was the candy wall. I filled a bag self service with jelly beans like...
Sweet tooth? This is for you! There are all kinds of chocolate, ice cream, and containers to fill with candy. My favorite was the candy wall. I filled a bag self service with jelly beans like... more »
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The candy is fantastic. Pralines, a southern specialty are made fresh all day. The store also has a popular ice cream venue in the back.
The candy is fantastic. Pralines, a southern specialty are made fresh all day. The store also has a popular ice cream venue in the back. more »
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Literally a place plucked from Savannah and placed down in Nashville! Prices are a bit higher than back in Savannah but the sweets are just as good. My wife got a candy apple and bags of candy. Such a fun shop that definitely doesn’t need my review to get customers in the door but a great reprieve from the music and drinks. The smartest business decision that’s ever been made. A candy store on Broadway.
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This is a must if your on Broadway in Nashville! They great you with free samples. The candy apples , Carmel apples and any other apples you can think of are all homemade. Lots of flavors of Ice Cream as well. The candy takes you back down memory lane. Fudge is off the hook amazing ! Great variety of homemade treats to choose from . Prices are great as well. Note to self , make it your last stop so you don’t have to carry stuff all day .
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