Do they still make Mary Jane candy?
Mary Jane candy was originally made by The Charles N. Miller, Co., then Stark Candy Co., but today, they’re made by Necco (New England Confection Company) right here in New England (see Update at the bottom of this post).Click to see full answer. Also asked, can you still buy Necco candy?When reached via email, a…
Mary Jane candy was originally made by The Charles N. Miller, Co., then Stark Candy Co., but today, they’re made by Necco (New England Confection Company) right here in New England (see Update at the bottom of this post).Click to see full answer. Also asked, can you still buy Necco candy?When reached via email, a spokeswoman for the eatery told TODAY Food, “Yes, we are currently selling Necco Wafers in our stores. However, inventory is low (less than 2,000 are left across our 650+ locations).Likewise, do they still make Mary Jane peanut butter kisses? Mary Jane Peanut Butter Kisses. Currently unavailable. Accordingly, what company makes Mary Jane candy? Mary Jane was an old-fashioned peanut butter- and molasses-flavored taffy-type candy. Originally made in 1914 by the Charles N. Miller Company and later by Stark Candy Company, it was most recently manufactured by Necco.Will Necco wafers ever be made again?Spangler Candy Company, a Bryan, Ohio-based company that makes Dum-Dums, purchased the brands and equipment to make the confections after New England Confectionery Company announced it would go bankrupt. The Sweethearts relaunch is slated for the 2020 Valentine’s season and Necco Wafers will make a comeback in 2019.
