Dees candy land

Candy store · Park Manor ·

Classic candy shop with old school & new snacks, welcoming vibe

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648 E 75th St, Chicago, IL 60619 Get directions

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Why Restaurants Should Always Offer Andes Mints | Eater

"The original Chicago candy shop run by founder Andrew Kanelos in the 1920s that gave the eventual candy brand its name; Kanelos reportedly renamed the business from 'Andy’s Candies' to avoid gifting boxes that bore another man's name. The shop’s identity later informed the commercial Andes confectionery that debuted nationally in the 1950s." - Lesley Suter

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This place has a good variety of old school and new snacks. The owner is pleasant and quite charismatic and enjoys serving with a smile!! When you walk into the establishment, you feel welcomed and I love it. We’ll always shop there❤️❤️❤️

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Why Restaurants Should Always Offer Andes Mints | Eater

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