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Candy Shops
Sometimes life at the beach just isn’t sweet enough — you need a sugar kick that can only come from candy! Luckily candy stores are becoming more and more popular, and they’re popping up all over town. When your sweet tooth starts aching, check out one of these great candy shops.
I Love Sugar
Welcome to I Love Candy, a mega-store of sugar if there ever was one. Here you’ll find tens of thousands of gummy bears hanging in an installation from the ceiling, hundreds of thousands (maybe millions) of jelly beans lining one of the walls, and more or less any other kind of candy you can think of – Reese’s, Snickers, Mike & Ike, York, you name it.
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The Fudgery
With locations throughout the Grand Strand, The Fudgery has been dedicated to selling great fudge for more than 30 years. But the fudge isn’t the only draw. Many people stop in for the entertainment — employees belt out tunes while they make the fudge. Stop by for a song and a delicious treat.
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Crazy Sister Marina
If you’re on the north end of Myrtle Beach near Murrells Inlet and craving something sweet, head to the Crazy Sister Marina gift shop on the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk for a wide variety of candy. While you’re there, you can shop their collection of Crazy Sister shirts, hats, hoodies, and gifts or book a boat or kayak excursion and head out on the inlet.
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Gretel’s Candy House
Gretel’s Candy House is an enchanting candy shop in Surfside Beach, S.C., that offers all the sweets of your dreams!
The shop’s exterior is something straight out of a fairy tale — a literal gingerbread house adorned with candy canes, peppermints, and candy pieces. Inside
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River Street Sweets®
River Street Sweets® first began in 1973 in Savannah, Georgia. The story began when Tim Strickland was at the Atlanta Gift Market trade show with his family. They were shopping to find items for their gift shop in Savannah on the historic River Street when Tim stumbled across a fudge pot for sal
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The Candy Barrel
For over two decades, The Candy Barrel, a cherished family-owned candy shop, has delighted the Myrtle Beach community. Situated within the Tanger Outlets, the store welcomes patrons with a vibrant spectrum of hues and delectable aromas. Here, you’ll discover an extensive array of bulk candies and elusive sweet indulgences, making it a haven for confectionery enthusiasts.
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Whales Mega Store
Whales Mega Store offers a wide selection of tasty treats. Check out their awesome selection of flavorful taffy. They will have everyone’s favorite flavor.
1907 S Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 444-4300
1911 S Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 444-4300
2003 N. Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
1301 S. Kings Hwy
Surfside Beach, SC 29575
1301 A S. Kings Hwy
Surfside Beach, SC 29575
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