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• Retro-Candy • Oyster Olympics Week of November 9, 2003
It's candy for baby boomers ... retro-candy.
And Woodstock Candy & Fudge in Woodstock, New York sells it.
Bridget Sweeney-Bell opened up shop in 1995 with the goal of making the world's best fudge — but also found herself fulfilling the dreams of those who waxed nostalgic for treats from the past.
Bridget says it's a special treat for parents to share the candy they ate as a child with their own children.
Ace asks Bridget if their retro-candy includes candy cigarettes.
Shucks!
They call it the Oyster Olympics.
Hundreds will be attending the event this weekend at Elliott's Oyster House on Seattle's Pier 56.
It's part of Elliott's three-week Ocean Harvest Festival.
Ace talked to the world-famous restaurant's general manager to learn more: