So gather up the kids, grandkids, and all who are young at heart, there’s plenty of fun for everyone at B.A. And for some post-treat fun (and calorie-burning) head on out to the Golfland Park for 36 holes of mini golf. Enjoy a sundae, malt, shake, parfait, smoothie, classic cone, or combine any flavor ice cream with any of the 200 varieties of soda pop for a unique ice cream float. Signature flavors include classic chocolate, vanilla and strawberry, as well as bananas foster, pineapple upside down cake and campfire s’mores. If you need a sweet treat after looking through all that candy, the 6,000-square-foot attached Sweetie’s Soda Shop serves ice cream, yogurt and custard year-round. The current location opened in 2015 Sweetie’s Soda Shoppe parlor and Sweetie’s Golfland Park share the five-acre campus. Under their leadership, the company moved around several times and underwent various iterations throughout the following decades. In 1892 they sold the company to current owners Tom and Judi Scheiman. Still can’t find exactly what you’re looking for? There are also candy-making supplies for the ultra-industrious.įounded in 1950 by brothers-in-law Frank Stansny and Al Tokar, Bag A Sweet Candy Company began in the basement of Al’s home in Broadview Heights, where the two bagged bulk candy until they moved to a building on Brookpark Road. Nostalgia has a home here too, featuring Bonomo Turkish Taffy, BB Batts and Regal Crown. Walking into the warehouse calls to mind the (paraphrased) words of Willy Wonka: “Don’t lose your head! Don’t get overexcited!” This is quite a tall order, as the 40,000-square-foot candy store is stuffed to the brim with every kind of candy imaginable. Meandering through the soaring rows of sweets, one is greeted with stacks of chocolates, Pez, lollipops, bubble gum, pretzels, candy sticks and jelly beans. Sweetie’s on more than one occasion, with its large, rainbow-swirl lollipop loudly proclaiming to all far and wide that there is candy to be had within these walls. If you’ve ever used I-480, odds are you’ve passed B.A. Sweetie’s on Brookpark Road in Cleveland, conveniently located right off of I-480 East. Our retail candy store and makers of world renowned candy art and offer an array of fun foods catering services including candy stations, candy buffets and candy. We are confident they will be able to grow the brand while still honoring the tradition of quality product our customers have enjoyed for many years” says Joanne Lynch co-owner of Humphrey Popcorn.October’s Magical History Tour will get you all set for trick-or-treating, at North America’s largest candy store: B.A. Candy Kingdom is a fun foods catering company in Southern California servicing Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Riverside, Palm Springs, Las Vegas, So Cal and ships nationwide. “We could not have asked for a better company to purchase Humphrey Popcorn from our family. The hybrid popcorn kernels are grown on the Humphrey Farm in Wakeman Ohio to insure the tried-and-true recipes that have been a long tradition in Northeast Ohio and across the country. Humphrey Popcorn Company was established in 1897 in Cleveland Ohio and has been sold in retail stores throughout North East Ohio for decades. Started in 1950, the company operates multiple locations manufacturing popcorn and confections in addition to the candy distribution from the 40,000 square foot warehouse and retail store on Brookpark Road in Cleveland. Sweetie supplies over 300 wholesale customers with candy and popcorn to the grocery, convenience, and specialty retail trade. “We’re really excited to add the Humphrey Popcorn brand to our popcorn portfolio which includes the All American, and Campbell’s Sweet Factory brands” stated Tom Scheiman, President of b.a. The new company will continue to supply the hundreds of local stores throughout Northeast Ohio with the iconic popcorn treats.
The new Sweeties Humphrey Popcorn Company will be headquartered at the campus at 6770 Brookpark Road in Cleveland with the popcorn manufacturing kitchen remaining in Strongsville.
Sweetie Candy Company, a Cleveland Ohio based wholesale distributor has acquired the assets of the 125-year-old Humphrey Popcorn Company, a manufacturer of popcorn balls and popcorn treats. Sweetie Candy acquires Humphrey Popcorn Companyī.a.
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