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    Necco Wafers are Back after a Two Year Absence

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosMay 29, 20202 Mins Read
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    Two years ago they shuttered the doors on the Necco Wafers factory. The company had gone bankrupt and they halted production on a candy that had been around since 1901. A part of history would be lost and it was uncertain if we would ever see them come back. Until now… Spangler purchased the Necco Wafer brand in 2018 and after a two year absence, The Original Candy Wafer will be returned to fans in the summer of 2020.

    They’ve been manufacturing them for a little bit now and you should be able to find brand new packs on shelves very soon! Some stores may have them now while other shipments are due to arrive in the next few days.

    Necco - The Original Candy Wafer
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    Stores that will sell them:

    Affiliated Foods

    Associated Food Stores

    B.A. Sweetie Candy Company

    Bartell Drug

    Big Lots

    Bi-Mart

    Certco, Inc.

    Cracker Barrel

    CVS

    Demoulas Supermarkets

    Dollar General

    Fareway Stores

    Food Lion

    Hannaford Brothers

    HyVee Stores

    Johnvince Foods

    Kinney Drug

    Kroger

    Market Basket

    Piggly Wiggly Midwest

    Sherm’s Thunderbird Market

    Smart & Final

    Smart Foodservice

    Super Value Stores

    Sweeties Candy of AZ

    Tops Markets

    Unified Western Grocers

    Urm Stores

    Walgreens

    Wegmans

    Weis Markets

    Woodman’s Market

    They’ve set the disclaimer on this list saying that major drugstores will have them in June while other retailers will get theirs in July. Now we can taste an American classic once again paired with an ice cold coke. Just the way our grandparents used to eat them.

    Check out more information at Spanglercandy.com

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