Made nearby. Sold in the street.

Candy that
comes to you.

Father Candy is a sweets company built on local production of healthier candies — sold directly to people from stalls and trolleys, including movable candy-floss carts. No warehouse between the kettle and the bag.

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Stalls and floss carts open in October.

Candy stall and a red-and-white movable candy-floss trolley in a square
Stalls · trolleys · candy floss
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Local production

Sweets made nearby, in small batches, with a healthier brief than factory candy.

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Direct to you

Sales stalls and trolleys — the shop is the street, not a shelf three cities away.

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Candy floss on wheels

Movable floss trolleys that can park where people already are: squares, fairs, school gates, markets.

Jars of fruit jellies, honey drops, and pastel candies

The first kettles

Healthy enough to sell in the open. Fun enough that people stop.

Father Candy starts with local kitchens and a fleet of stalls and trolleys. October is when the first carts go out.

Follow the stripe. That’s the trolley.