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The table below summarizes some of the top-selling candy brands in different countries. Candy is a confection that features sugar as a principal ingredient. The category, called sugar confectionery , encompasses any sweet confection, including chocolate , chewing gum , and sugar candy .
Satisfy your sweet tooth with delicious confectionaries from your favourite brands in Singapore and beyond. From Haribo gummies to LINDT chocolates , HERSHEY’S , and Ritter Sport — we have it all, and more, here at The Cocoa Trees.
- Blimbi
- Bears & Friends
- Sticky Singapore
- Candy Empire
- Candylicious
- Choc Spot
- Hershey’s Chocolate World
- Candy House
- The Cocoa Trees
- Sweet Tooth
There’s a new sweet kid on the block and it already has two locations in bustling malls. This cool pirate-themed store is home to more than 300 types of sweets from across the globe. Just take a look at its Instagram and you’ll be bombarded by a rainbow of glorious candies. Plus, it’s great for anyone who loves variety. Just snag a bag and scoop as...
Ready yourself for gummies galore. Seriously, if you love those chewy little sweet things, you’ll be in paradise at this Haji Lane store. Its exterior is bright and welcoming, and the interior is filled with gummies made without artificial flavours or colours. Try the sparkling wine bears, the sour fruit juice tangerines, green apple frogs, honey b...
Self-billed as Singapore’s first handmade rock candy store, Sticky doles out treats that are almost too adorable to eat. These candies come in all kinds of colours and designs, with flavour variations like watermelon lychee, mango pear, apple cola and mixed fruits. You can get a bag all to yourself or gift it for festive celebrations and special oc...
Your snack shelf looking a little sad? Head to this candy wonderland for a cheery pick-me-up. The selection is extensive, so you’ll likely be going home with armfuls of sweet and sticky treats. Grab chocolate pralines and mints, lollies, caramel stroopwafels, gummy bears, chocolate wafers, cookies, candy floss, popcorn buckets, hard candies and loa...
This candy store in Singapore wants you to “eat happy”. With its massive selection of candy and chocolate, that’s not hard to do. The chocolates range from dark and milk to organic and alcoholic, while candies come in the form of popping rocks, gummies and lollipops. There’s even an entire wall of jelly beans sorted by colour, so you can pick your ...
With a couple of stores around Singapore, this candy specialist isn’t too hard to spot. Get your fill of cookies, chocolates, sweet snacks and candies from brands such as Ritter Sport, The Belgian, Lorenz, Jelly Belly, Haribo, Twix and more. Choc Spot, multiple locations including Lucky Plaza and SingPost Centre
For a chocolate-kissed sunny day out at Sentosa, head to Hershey’s. After an afternoon of splashin’ beach fun and theme park thrills, this sugar spike is just what you need. Browse through the store for sweet treats from brands like Twizzlers, Ice Breakers, Reese’s and, of course, Hershey’s. Hershey’s Chocolate World, #01-75/76/77, Resorts World Se...
Satisfy your sweet tooth at Candy House, where you can stuff your face with cotton candy, popcorn and gummies. But if you’re not heading to the east anytime soon, shop online for tubs of snacks. These include everything from malt candy and popping candy to rainbow lollipops and LED-lit containers of cotton candy. Candy House, order online or at #02...
Its name may bring to mind chocolates, but The Cocoa Trees offers more than that. It’s one of our go-tos for the sweet stuff. We’re talking about Haribo gummies, Reese’s peanut butter cups, Milka chocolate bars, Toblerone packets, Ritter Sport chocolates, Nutella wafer chocolates, Hanuta minis, Skittles, boozy chocolates and the like. The Cocoa Tre...
This popcorn and candy floss supplier has been around for decades, ever since its humble beginnings as a pasar malam stall. At just $1.20 for a 25-ounce treat, it’s pretty affordable, too. Get a bag of sweet popcorn or take your pick from pink, purple or blue cotton candy. If you’re planning a party or event, these folks do cotton candy and popcorn...
- Mr Bucket Chocolaterie. Looking like little drops of heaven, Mr Bucket’s range of bonbons, chocolate bars, and chocolate liqueur will send you to your happy place.
- Fossa Chocolate. One of the first names that comes to mind when we think about Singapore chocolatiers is Fossa Chocolate. From roasting, cracking and winnowing the cacao beans to refining ‘em into chocolate to moulding and tempering, everything is done by hand at a workshop in Singapore.
- Lemuel Chocolate. This one’s for serious chocolate lovers. A trip to a popular bean-to-bar confectionery store in Japan is what inspired founders Ronald Ng and Hideki Sakanishi to create their own brand of chocolates.
- Janice Wong. Janice Wong is no stranger to the culinary world. The award-winning chef pushes boundaries in the confectionery scene with bold flavours and innovative cooking techniques.
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Browse over 100 candy brands and companies at CandyStore.com, the online candy store. Find your favorite treats by brand name, from A to Z, and order online.
Where to Find the Best Chocolates in Singapore for Gifting. Posted on 15 January, 2024 | By Sassy Mama. Eat. Looking for a special gift? Say it with chocolates! Here are some of the best chocolates in Singapore for gifting, from bean-to-bar creations to chocolate truffle gift boxes.
