You will love the candy and you can take a tour of the facility as well. This is a Sweet Tradition in the Northwestern Ohio town. Family owned and operated since it's beginning. More

If you like dum-dums, saf-t-pops, and circus peanuts, then this is place to visit!! There is a fun tour through the factory, although most of the manufacturing is shown only via video on the tour. It's still a worthwhile tour, and you get to sample all the suckers you can eat, as well as occasionally sample and rate a new... More

On a recent "staycation" I decided to take my kids here for something different. It is in the middle of nowhere- without GPS I wouldn't have known it was there! We pulled into an empty parking lot! There was no one there but 4 employees. We asked about the tour and the girl had to get her microphone to speak... More

This is a quick yet fun tour of the warehouse and packing area of the factory. They aren't able to take you in where the candy is actually made but have videos in the trolley which show the process. Our kids (4 & 3), enjoyed the tour and especially the free samples in the gift shop. Expect to only spend... More

I took a group of students on a trip. The trolly tour is only of the warehouse area. The trip takes about 25 min. To complete. The "museum" is about 5 small cases with some old company items. I enjoyed that I could get a box of one flavor of dum-dum suckers. More

I found this factory via the internet. We stopped in and took the trolley tour which was incredibly informative. We then browsed the museum. This candy factory has a very interesting history. The location is convenient from the 80/90 turnpike straight south of Jackson, Michigan. Well worth the stop! A fun attraction for all ages. More