Inspired we hope by our post of last Tuesday, Spiny Norman followed later that day with his first-person impressions and recollections of the Olympia Candy Kitchen. Spiny’s blog, Goshen’s Lincoln Highway, explores the route through that Indiana city and the places along it. It’s a great idea about an area with lots of neat places to see. Yesterday’s post investigated an old alignment south along US 33.
Kare Andersen of the fabulous Olympia Candy Kitchen in Goshen, Indiana, writes that they will be making their homemade candy canes and ribbon candy the day before Thanksgiving to be available the Friday after Thanksgiving. “The candy canes have five flavors — cinnamon, peppermint, wintergreen, anis, and clove. The ribbon candy is available in cinnamon and peppermint. We have seasonal candies like this throughout the year — we just got done selling caramel apples. We are coming into our busy season with Christmas and will shipping candy all throughout the U.S.” Stop by next time you’re in Indiana or shop online.
Olympia Candy Kitchen
136 N. Main St
Goshen, IN 46526
Phone: (574) 533-5040
www.olympiacandykitchen.com
HOURS (Eastern Time)
M, T, H, F: 7a – 5p
Saturday: 7a – 3p
Sunday: 9a – 1p
Closed Wednesdays
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