| Economy Candy 108 Rivington Street New York, NY 10002 Essex - Ludlow (212) 254-1531 www.economycandy.com |
Subway Stop
Delancey St
F/J/M/Z
Lower East
Side
2nd Ave
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Delancey St
F/J/M/Z
Lower East
Side
2nd Ave
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Lower East Side , East Village , Chinatown
Little Italy
Lower East Side , East Village , Chinatown
Little Italy
2006 - Economy Candy has been serving the needs of New Yorkers since 1937. A second generation concern they
have a nice large store in the heart of New York's Lower East Side. The selection is outstanding. Starting with your
regular non chocolate candy you can find everything from Clark bars to Jelly Beans. The dried fruits and nuts are
outstanding. Everything from dried Apples to Tart Cherries with stops in between for dried bananas, bing cherries,
pears, peaches, papaya, nectarines and a host of others. The selection of nuts is equally impressive with everything
from almonds to walnuts. Of course this is echocolatenyc so we are most concerned with the chocolate selection and
this is what a recent visit (March 2006) revealed. About 20 different Cadbury/Nestle imported bars including Violet
Crumbles, Aero Mint bars and Maltesers. 10 different Cote D'or bars including dark, hazelnut and milk. 5 different Cafe
Tasse bars. 6 different Droste items. 2 different El Rey bars and 6 Feodoras. Then there were the 14 different Lindt
bars and since it was Easter season a nice large stack of gold foil wrapped Lindt bunnies. 6 different Ritter bars,
Niederegger marzipan, a bunch of different Scharffen Berger bars, Toblerone bars and a few Valrhona bars. Add to this
a nice selection of Kinder Bunnies as well as eggs, Ashers sugar free, boxes of Perugina, chocolate covered mini
matzos from Bartons and the list goes on. Then of course foiled wrapped chocolate poker chips and "it's a girl" cigars
and foil wrapped soccer balls. 10 different flavors of Jordan almonds. 30+ varieties of licorice. Then their is the
assortment of chocolate dipped items. Pretzels, apricots, orange slices, orange peels just about everything you could
imagine dipped. We stopped counting at 30 different items. Then of course a nice selection of cordials. This store is
definitely worth a visit.
have a nice large store in the heart of New York's Lower East Side. The selection is outstanding. Starting with your
regular non chocolate candy you can find everything from Clark bars to Jelly Beans. The dried fruits and nuts are
outstanding. Everything from dried Apples to Tart Cherries with stops in between for dried bananas, bing cherries,
pears, peaches, papaya, nectarines and a host of others. The selection of nuts is equally impressive with everything
from almonds to walnuts. Of course this is echocolatenyc so we are most concerned with the chocolate selection and
this is what a recent visit (March 2006) revealed. About 20 different Cadbury/Nestle imported bars including Violet
Crumbles, Aero Mint bars and Maltesers. 10 different Cote D'or bars including dark, hazelnut and milk. 5 different Cafe
Tasse bars. 6 different Droste items. 2 different El Rey bars and 6 Feodoras. Then there were the 14 different Lindt
bars and since it was Easter season a nice large stack of gold foil wrapped Lindt bunnies. 6 different Ritter bars,
Niederegger marzipan, a bunch of different Scharffen Berger bars, Toblerone bars and a few Valrhona bars. Add to this
a nice selection of Kinder Bunnies as well as eggs, Ashers sugar free, boxes of Perugina, chocolate covered mini
matzos from Bartons and the list goes on. Then of course foiled wrapped chocolate poker chips and "it's a girl" cigars
and foil wrapped soccer balls. 10 different flavors of Jordan almonds. 30+ varieties of licorice. Then their is the
assortment of chocolate dipped items. Pretzels, apricots, orange slices, orange peels just about everything you could
imagine dipped. We stopped counting at 30 different items. Then of course a nice selection of cordials. This store is
definitely worth a visit.
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