MAIN STREET, WESTLER — Jars, jars, and more jars — a whole glittering wall of them, filled with every color a sweet can be. The bell over the door rings all day long, the floor is forever a little sticky no matter the mopping, and the smell alone will pull you in from the street by the collar. Ask the town goose. She has a sweet tooth and no shame about it.
Behind the Counter
Mrs. Dulcie Bramble — round-cheeked, quick-witted, and a lovely laugh. She holds the only weight scale in town that people love... because candy is involved. Yum!
In the Jars
- Pumlick — famous hard candy in the valley known for being just sweet enough to make you feel euphoric.
- Penny sweets by the paper bag
- Barley twists, honey drops, and brambleberry chews
- Sugared nuts come during festival time
Current Special
The harvest paper bag: a mixed scoop of the season's sweets, tied with string — and one extra honey drop dropped in "by accident." Every time. Some accidents you can rely on.
On the Notice Board
Ducket Stories on the Counter
Sweet treats come in all forms, and not every one of them lives in a jar. In This Little Piggy it is a cookie that does the work — Ma presses one into Matta’s hand on a worried night, and the moment her fingers hit the sweet treat the idea lands. By sunrise she has the fire going and the flour out, baking her gramma’s mood better. Mrs. Bramble would tell you that counts.
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