The Candy Wrapper Museum

If you're in a rush to leave the Thanksgiving get-together, why not skip the pumpkin pie and have a piece of pumpkin candy instead? I'm chewing on one of these as I write, and I find that they're a nice, mildly-flavored toffee.

This candy came in a large cellophane bag. I can't read much of it, but the ingredients are all-natural, and I like their slogan at the top of the bag: Dream and Love.

Apparently the Americans didn't have the vision or enough interest to create a pumpkin candy, but the South Koreans did. My sister-in-law, SeungAh, thoughtfully tracked this down at a Korean market for the CWM, just in time for the holiday. Thank you, SeungAh!


	Thanksgiving Home Josh Early Big Bird Josh Early Mini Bird Josh Early Small Bird Russell Stover Bird See's Classic Bird All Natural Ugly Bird Pooping Turkey Cold Turkey Drumstick Ear Of Corn Pumpkin Candy Arrowheads Pligrims & Indians Maple Pilgrims See's Autum Box Thanksgiving Pops Return to Holidaze	If you're in a rush to leave the Thanksgiving get-together, why not skip the pumpkin pie and have a piece of pumpkin candy instead? I'm chewing on one of these as I write, and I find that they're a nice, mildly-flavored toffee. This candy came in a large cellophane bag. I can't read much of it, but the ingredients are all-natural, and I like their slogan at the top of the bag: Dream and Love. Apparently the Americans didn't have the vision or enough interest to create a pumpkin candy, but the South Koreans did. My sister-in-law, SeungAh, thoughtfully tracked this down at a Korean market for the CWM, just in time for the holiday. Thank you, SeungAh!