Candy · Retro candy
A retro candy store for every decade
Remember the candy you bought with your allowance? We probably still have it. Our wall of nostalgic candy runs from the penny candy era to the sour stuff of the nineties, right here in El Dorado Hills.
Nostalgic candy by the decade
Find the one you grew up with
Penny candy era
Necco Wafers, Black Jack Gum, Beemans Gum, Goo Goo Cluster, Clark Bar, Idaho Spud, Abba-Zaba and Almond Roca.
1840s to 1920s
Soda fountain days
Charleston Chew, Sugar Daddy, PayDay, 5th Avenue, Mallo Cup and Heath.
1920s to 1940s
The sock hop
Big Hunk, Pez, Now and Later, Astro Pops, Razzles and 100 Grand.
1950s and 60s
Far out
Pop Rocks in cherry and blue razz, and the Whatchamacallit bar.
1970s
Totally rad
Big League Chew, Skor and Hubba Bubba Bubble Tape.
1980s
Extreme sour
Warheads, Baby Bottle Pops, Toxic Waste and the Bean Boozled spinner game.
1990s and 2000s
Old fashioned candy, close to home
Worth the short drive
- WhereEl Dorado Hills Town Center, across from the theater. Highway 50 at Latrobe Road.
- From FolsomAbout 5 minutes up Highway 50.
- From SacramentoAbout 20 minutes from downtown.
- HoursMonday to Saturday 10am to 9pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm.
- Can't make it in?We ship retro candy anywhere in the US.
Good to know
Retro candy questions
Do you carry candy from the 70s, 80s and 90s?
Yes. Our candy wall is sorted by decade, from penny candy like Necco Wafers and Black Jack Gum to Pop Rocks, Big League Chew, Warheads and Baby Bottle Pops.
Can I buy retro candy online?
Yes. The Candy Counter has our retro candy ready to ship anywhere in the US by UPS, with free shipping on orders over $100.
Where is the closest retro candy store to Folsom and Sacramento?
Nibblers is in El Dorado Hills Town Center, right off Highway 50 at Latrobe Road. That's about 5 minutes from Folsom and about 20 minutes from downtown Sacramento.
How much retro candy do you have?
About 175 nostalgic picks, plus sour candy, theater boxes, Pez and 256 kinds of Pick & Mix by the quarter pound.