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See's Date Nut Candy

by Andrew
(Lytle Creek, Calif., United States)

My mother and grandmother always loved See's date nut candy but never could get the recipe and now See's has stopped making that candy, and I never got to try it and really want to try it. Please help!!! Thank you!


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See's Candies® is a long-time manufacturer and distributor of candy, especially chocolate candy, in the western United States. The candy company was founded in Los Angeles in 1921 by Charles See with wife Florence and his mother Mary, and now there's over 200 black and white See's shops selling more than 100 varieties of candy.

See's Famous Old Time Candies® are known and revered by candy lovers of all ages for their quality ingredients and freshness of taste.

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Jun 15, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		I'm Surprised
by: Anonymous

Hi Andrew,

I was really surprised that you were so thoughtful. I thank you.

Love Mam.
Feb 21, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		I Loved The Date Nut Candy Too
by: Jane

Andrew,

I loved the See's Date Nut candy too, and I remember not long ago -- was it 2006? -- that while I was ordering my usual modest two Date Nut Candies, the girl behind the counter told me they would soon no longer be sold. All I can assume is that they did not sell enough of them to continue making this delicious candy. This event dashed my dream of buying an entire 1 pound box and being in Date Nut heaven.

Good for you for requesting the recipe. Since the company no longer wants to make them, I don't understand why they are not willing to part with the recipe. Perhaps we should start a write-in campaign!

Best wishes,

Jane

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