A recent visitor to The Candy Bowl (the blog, not the candybowl) said to me "You know what ones I like? Those burnt rice ones that are ...

This is one cute candy. Two small cubes, each of a different flavor. And the name -- CubyRop -- shimmers with Asian linguistic mystique, sug...

Once again, the confectionary wizards at Kanro have delivered candies worth blogging about. As the name implies, these are fruit candies wit...

Denizens of the candybowl will recall that the last red ginseng candy disappeared a number of months ago. The store from which they came st...

I am pleased to present the sugar free Life Saver, another in my occasional series of guest candies. For reasons unclear to me, this candy...

I'll be the first to admit, this is one strange candy. So strange, in fact, that I believe it could only have come from a work-release p...

This plum-flavored boiled sweet comes to us from Haitai, the people who brought us the Melon candies. In fact, it has a lot more in common ...