The 1990s marked a transformative era in the US, with rapid technological advancements, cultural shifts, and iconic media moments shaping the decade. As the internet expanded into homes and personal computers became mainstream, the decade ushered in new ways to...

The 1980s were a vibrant and transformative decade in the United States, marked by booming consumerism, technological advancements, and a rich pop culture explosion. As personal computers and video games like the NES entered households, consumer spending surged, with...

The 1970s was a decade marked by significant social, cultural, and technological changes in the U.S., influencing many aspects of daily life, including the candy industry. Environmental movements, technological breakthroughs like the rise of personal computers, and...

The 1960s, often remembered as ‘The Decade of Love,’ was a time of profound cultural transformation, marked by the rise of rock and roll, vibrant counterculture movements, and an exploration of new frontiers—both on Earth and beyond. While social movements and the...

Often called the ‘Golden Age,’ the 1950s saw a boom in candy innovation as postwar prosperity and the rise of the Baby Boomer generation fueled demand for fun, affordable candy, including new flavors and types. As a result, candy makers responded with colorful,...

The 1940s were a time of transformation, shaped not only by World War II but also by innovations and shifts on the home front. Candy production faced challenges from sugar rationing, yet creativity flourished as manufacturers adapted to the times. New confections were...