Maryland · Est. 1895
Goetze's Candy
Goetze's Candy has made caramel candy in Baltimore since 1895 and has worked from its Monument Street facility since 1928. It makes Caramel Creams and Cow Tales and says its candy is made in the USA.
Is Goetze's Candy made in the USA?
Yes. Goetze's Candy carries our All Products Made in USA tier: the brand makes its whole listed line in the United States. Goetze's Candy's American-made products are manufactured here. Goetze's Candy is based in Maryland and was founded in 1895.
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Goetze's Candy
Goetze's 8 lbs. Bulk Original Mini Cow Tales
Two 4 pound bulk bags of individually wrapped Cow Tales minis in the original caramel flavor, at about 40 pieces per pound. It is sold as a bulk pack, not a gift bag, and the listing calls it American made caramel.
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Goetze's 10 lb. Bulk Original Caramel Creams
Two 5 pound bags of individually wrapped original Caramel Creams, roughly 40 pieces to the pound. It is a bulk pack rather than a gift bag. The listing describes the candy as American made caramel.
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Goetze's 100 ct. Original Cow Tales & Tumbler Mug
A collectible plastic Cow Tales tumbler mug that comes packed with 28 caramel Cow Tales sticks in the original flavor, plus 72 more sticks for refills. The listing states it is made in the USA, and newer tumblers use 20% less plastic than older stock.
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Goetze's Large Maryland Gift Tin
A tin printed with Maryland scenery and filled with 3 pounds of original Caramel Creams, about 40 pieces per pound. Independent Can Company, another family owned Maryland firm, makes the tin for Goetze's, and the listing says it is made in the USA.
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Goetze's (20) Original Caramel Creams Tray Pack
A box of 20 tray pack bars of original Caramel Creams, each bar holding 10 miniature pieces. The bars are sized for travel and snacking. Goetze's, a Baltimore candy maker, says all of its candy is made in the USA.
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