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Caramel Apple Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler
$48.45Caramel Apple Cow Tales 100 Piece with TumblerCaramel Apple Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler. The perfect fall flavor, crisp apple, and caramel. These tasty treats are a limited edition, so stock up... -
Chocolate Brownie Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler
$48.45Chocolate Brownie Cow Tales 100 Piece with TumblerChocolate Brownie Cow Tales 100CT with Tumbler. New Limited Edition Cow Tales flavor - Caramel Brownie! Enjoy the delicious taste of chocolate... -
Cow Tales Caramel Unicorn Pops 24 Pack
$26.85Cow Tales Caramel Unicorn Pops 24 Pack Cow Tales Unicorn Pops 24 Pack offers a delightful twist on the classic vanilla caramel flavor of Cow Tales. These unicorn-shaped lollipops are individually... -
Strawberry Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler
$48.45Strawberry Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler Strawberry Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler is a delectable treat that combines the chewiness of caramel with the sweet taste of strawberries. Each piece... -
Goetze's Caramel Creams Pumpkin Pie
$9.65Goetze's Caramel Creams Pumpkin Pie Embrace the cozy flavors of autumn with Goetze's Pumpkin Pie Caramel Creams! Made with rich, chewy caramel surrounding a smooth, pumpkin spiced cream center, these... -
Honey Bun Cow Tales 100 Piece with Tumbler
$48.45Honey Bun Cow Tales 100 Piece with TumblerThe latest flavor of Cow Tales - Honey Bun Cow Tales. A delicious combination of Caramel, Vanilla, and a hint of Honey and Cinnamon. Reminiscent of a warm,...
Goetze's Candy Company is located in Baltimore, Maryland, dating back to 1895. Founded by August Goetze and his son William as the Baltimore Chewing Gum Company, their journey into iconic caramels began in 1917 with the development of a soft caramel candy known as "Chu-ees." This soon evolved into their signature creation, Caramel Creams, aka "Bull's Eyes" featuring a chewy caramel exterior and a creamy center. Goetze's pivoted entirely to caramel production in the 1940s and remains a family-owned and operated business, now in its sixth generation, upholding traditions like the original vanilla cream recipe introduced in 1918.