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3.3 (4 reviews)

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These happy apples do make actually happy. They are delicious and are a must have for a great treat for any time.

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Stafford's Chocolates - One of their boxes they sell. They do baskets too.

Stafford's Chocolates

4.6(147 reviews)
37.0 mi
$$

I have heard about this chocolate shop for about a decade, but as it is about 70 miles from my…read morehome, I had not been there. But on a recent Quilt shop hop, imagine my surprised to discover the Quilt store was two doors down from Stafford's. I think that was a sign that I had to go visit. The double sign was that the quilt shop gave away coupons during their event for one free piece of chocolate. So for my free piece of chocolate, I chose the red wine truffle. Oh my goodness, I had to close my eyes to savor it, the taste was that sensational! The shop itself is beautiful. It has tables inside so you can sit and enjoy their confections. All of the shelves are lined with all kinds of specialty chocolates. These include chocolate covered nuts, truffles, bars, Pops, and all kinds of delicious concoctions. You can order single pieces at the front counter for an individual choice and they will compose a box of your selections. They also had many, many packaged items ready to go on the shelves. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable about their offerings. They were willing to explain the different flavors; the cost of a box of six individual truffles which you can select was $12.50. There's parking in front of the shop on the street and also behind. It's nestled in the Porterville downtown area with multiple Restaurants and eateries very close by. One could have a fun day window shopping, lunching out and then popping by Stafford's for a sweet treat and to buy gifts to take home. Absolutely not to be missed!

Fabulous place to hang out with someone for a chat or a game of cards. My favorite drink is the…read moreCocoa Cold Brew...not everyone knows how to make it, so I ask before I order...when made right it is deliciously creamy and not too sweet. My hubby and I split an Ooey Gooey Apple once a month as it is both of our favorite dessert in existence! We also come hear for co-worker gifts because their chocolates are beautiful and tasty. We are grateful to have this amazing place in our town.

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Stafford's Chocolates - Jams, honey

Jams, honey

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Stafford's Chocolates - Wall of confections!

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Wall of confections!

Sticky USA

Sticky USA

5.0(9 reviews)
103.0 mi

We booked a candy making session and learned so much about how these sugar candies are made…read more It was so fun to see the boiling candy at about 330F to coloring, citric acid, folding and shaping to take a watermelon form. Staff friendly and shared lots of fun facts about Sticky, whose HQ is in Australia. Recommend if you're in the area.

Sticky USA is a wonderful find in Paso Robles. As a previous online customer, I already knew I…read moreliked their hard candy and was surprised to learn they offered free appointments to watch the candy making process, in person. I and 5 others in my family got to watch an entire batch from start (sugar just cooked) to finish (cut warmed candy). Have you ever wondered how they make such pretty, detailed pictures in miniature bites of hard candy? Craig and Tanner were both a joy to learn from! They shared so many details of candy making, from how they think about the 3D design of a piece, to how they deal with air bubbles, how they make troughs for the color additions, and so much more. They were extremely friendly and fantastic hosts! As we watched them form the letters, and the picture, it was amazing for me and my kids to ask different questions as they worked. And then they stretch the huge roll of candy down to the proper tube sizes, BY HAND, and hand cut it all too. AND one of the best parts, you get to try the candy when its still warm, which you can never do when you buy it in a store! The whole process was a bit over an hour for the design we saw (a tombstone for their Halloween mix), and was engaging from start to finish. This is truly a memorable experience that my family will cherish, and one that makes you appreciate the hard work, careful artistry and design that goes into these hand-crafted pieces of candy.

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Sticky USA - The entryway and main observing space

The entryway and main observing space

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Sticky USA - Cutting the finished tubes of candy

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Cutting the finished tubes of candy

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