Say It With Sponge Candy
Ko-Ed offers little chocolate hearts and big ones, too. Red valentine-shaped boxes loaded with chocolate goodness come sized to suit- will you need a 4 oz. token or a 5 lb. offering? Maybe you’d prefer a pound of Charlie Chaplins, wrapped prettily in red, white and pink?
But what Ko-Ed does best is sponge candy. Buffalonians love the stuff. A sheath of thick, rich chocolate (milk or dark) encases a crisp, airy, molasses-flavored center. Describing this confection to the uninitiated is a task indeed. Perhaps it would be best to show them how much you love them (and sponge candy) by shipping them some today.
Stop in and pick up sweets for your sweet, or hop on their site and order them up! The shipping time and expense is minimal, and the sponge candy is top notch. It’s a great way to send your Valentine (or maybe just your mum) a Buffalo-style declaration of love.
Ko-Ed Candies 285 Abbott Rd 824.3489
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parkview
I am an aficionado of the sponge candy and I can honestly say Ko-ed's is some of the best. Being a South Buffalo native I grew up eating it and my mother still buys it for me today.
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kelly
When my parents left the area they were shocked to find out sponge candy is all but unknown outside western NY.
I guess that means I should grab them some for easter...
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sbrof
yeah I have sent about 5 lbs of the stuff to my friend in Iraq.. apparently it pulls some weight when negotiations with coworkers...
Sponge candy is the best!
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