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  • Green foil-wrapped Andes Mints, approx 80 per pound, showcasing layered milk chocolate and refreshing mint. Green, layered Andes Mints, rich milk chocolate and refreshing mint, approximately 80 per pound.

    Andes Mints

    $10.65
    Andes Mints Andes Mints are a unique blend of chocolate and mint, offering a refreshing and delicious treat. Each mint features a layer of mint sandwiched between two layers of rich milk chocolate, creating a decadent flavor that melts in your mouth...
  • Andes mint chocolate baking chips, 1 pound, 2 cups. Distinctive green and dark brown chips, ideal for cookies, cakes, desserts. Andes Baking Chips, 1 pound, mint chocolate flavor with distinct green, brown, white layers for baking.

    Andes Baking Chips

    $9.95
    Andes Baking Chips Andes Baking Chips are the perfect addition to any dessert or baked good. These chips are made with the same delicious Andes Candies that we all know and love. They are versatile and can be used in a variety of ways, such as in...
  • Andes Mints, 240 piece bulk pack. Green mint and milk chocolate layers. Individually foil-wrapped candy.

    Andes Mints 240 Piece

    $28.95
    Andes Mints 240 PieceAndes Mints 240 Piece is a unique blend of chocolate and mint. Enjoy a refreshing layer of mint between two layers of rich milk chocolate. It melts in your mouth once you pop one in and it leaves a perfect refreshing mint flavor in...
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Andes Mints, the iconic three-layered chocolate and mint candy, originated in Chicago. Founded in 1921 by Andrew Kanelos, his candy business was initially named "Andy's Candies." However, he quickly realized that his predominantly male customers didn't enjoy giving boxes of candy bearing another man's name to their loved ones. To remedy this, he cleverly changed the name to "Andes Candies," evoking images of exotic, snow-capped mountains. The beloved Crème de Menthe mints, with their distinctive green center, were officially introduced in 1950 and have since become a popular after-dinner treat. Andes Mints joined the Tootsie Roll Industries family in 2000.