advice on where to find this delicous and rare candy?

[Anonymous]

Honey comb candy - or chocolate covered honey comb. William Sonoma has it around the holidays, and we got some in 2008 it was DELICIOUS. In 2009, I was having trouble finding it, called WS and they said they weren't making it this year (check back next year).

In the meantime, I have learned that some Giants have them in their candy bins, not quite as good but okay and none of the Giants near me have candy bins. My mom also located them in a specialty candy shop in my hometown but they also weren't as good.

Any idea where I can find them around here? Or online? Would be nice to have on hand every once in a while!

[Anonymous]

A quick google search came up with several results, plus instructions for making your own.

It's not real honey comb, right? Just a filling called honeycomb?

[Anonymous]

Thanks...I guess I was just looking for some local recs beyond google, for actual candy that people have tried and would recommend. Would rather not waste money on ordering and shipping just going off google.

But I will try google if I get desperate.

Oh, and I'm not making it myself - not my thing! Love the eating, not the preparing.

[Anonymous]

World Market?

[Anonymous]

Ibach's in Rehoboth makes it, and I can vouch for it, since I binge on it every year during our beach vacation.

Dark chocolate: http://www.dolles-ibachs.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.prodInfo&prodId=3255

milk chocolate: http://www.dolles-ibachs.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.prodInfo&prodId=3254

[Anonymous]

Great ideas - thanks! Will definitely try Ibach's and will look at World Market next time I'm there.

[Anonymous]

The best I've ever had is at a little chocolate shop in Vermont. It's fabulous - and they ship!

http://www.villagepeddlervt.com/

[Anonymous]

i'm obsessed w/this stuff but in the form of a chov covered honey comb bar...i think its from england - crunchie bar. i've also gotten it at world market and this small candy shop in old town. or you can order from amazon,

http://www.amazon.com/Crunchie-Milk-Chocolate-Honeycomb-Center/dp/B0007U5J40

and that other poster was rt, candy places at the beach have em. chocolatiers usually do.

[Anonymous]

Just reading this blog, and though I remembered someone asking about his candy:
http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/recipe-review/candy-with-a-crunch-honeycomb-candy-from-the-seattlest-recipe-reviews-109522

[Anonymous]

You might be able to find it in World Market sold as Violet Crumble.