Idaho · Est. 1901
Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Candy Company was founded in 1901 and has made its candy bars, including the Idaho Spud and Huckleberry Gem, at the same downtown Boise factory since 1909.
Is Idaho Candy Company made in the USA?
Mostly. Idaho Candy Company carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Idaho Candy Company's American-made products are manufactured here. 6 of the 6 Idaho Candy Company products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Idaho Candy Company is based in Idaho and was founded in 1901.
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Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Candy Cherry Cocktail Bar
A mound-shaped bar with a creamy maraschino cherry center wrapped in roasted peanuts and milk chocolate. The price is for one bar, and an 18 count box is available.
Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Candy Huckleberry Gem Bar
Two gem-shaped marshmallow crème pieces flavored with wild-harvested Northwest huckleberries and covered in milk chocolate. The price shown is for a single bar; an 18 count box is also offered.
Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Spud Mailer - 12 Count
A mailer box of twelve Idaho Spud bars, each a cocoa-flavored marshmallow center coated in dark chocolate and topped with coconut. The bar is set with agar agar rather than gelatin, contains no potato, and has been produced since 1918.
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Owyhee Butter Toffee - Bite Size - 1 lb
A one pound bag of bite-size butter toffee pieces rolled in ground almonds, made in small batches from a 1925 recipe. The company lists California almonds and real butter among its ingredients.
Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Candy Chocolate Peanut Clusters - Tub - 17oz
A 17 ounce tub of milk chocolate and dry-roasted peanut clusters, with each piece formed by hand.
Idaho Candy Company
Idaho Candy Mixed Candy Bar Pack - 12 Count
A sampler of twelve bars: three each of the Idaho Spud, Old Faithful, Huckleberry Gem and Cherry Cocktail. All four bars come out of the company's Boise factory.
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