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“90 years of Mile High candy!”
Over the past 90 years, the "Mile High" city of Denver, Colorado, has seen a number of fine chocolate and candy manufacturers come and go, but one special company is still very much in business. On his first day of high school, a young man named Carl Hammond returned home and announced that he didn’t need any more education. “Fine,” his mother replied, “but you’re not going to lie around the house. Go get a job.” And that’s just what Carl Hammond did; he got a job…as an apprentice in a candy factory.
candy is cheaper then expected, but still great quality! the tour was a bit disappointing because you're watching it through a tv and behind glass like a zoo exhibit, but you do get free candy at... Read more
Nice tour if you're in and around the Denver area. Has gift shop to sample and buy their products. Read more
It's so nice to know that a free factory tour still exists! I've been here before but never with the 2 and 4 year olds. The tour starts with a 10 minute video that gives the history of the candy... Read more
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Hammond’s Candies
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