Hello Candy Lovers,
Last week I heard a new candy store called Sugarfina opened at NorthPark Center in Dallas. I immediately stopped what I was doing, and Google’d “Sugarfina.” If you know anything at all about me, I’m a complete candy and sweets junkie. I grew up on Haribo Gummy products and even toured the Haribo Gummy factory in Germany when I was a boy.
When I heard the word “Sugarfina,” my senses went into overdrive, and I had thoughts of dancing gummies, chocolate bars, and pecan clusters just laid out waiting to be picked and eaten. But, when I looked it up, it said Sugarfina; A Candy Boutique? So in my Texan brain, I thought “Oh, a Candy Boutique? Are they selling candy dresses, shoes, purses, and candy jewelry?” Whatever it was I had to get to the opening and check this out.
I was excited when I pulled up to the Northpark valet station. I grabbed my American Cowboy hat, threw the door open and pitched my key fab for a 2017 Jaguar FPACE to the valet guy, and I said “I’m out and headed to “Sugarfina,” don’t scratch it, park it up front, and I’ll be back shortly.”
Walking around Northpark Center and looking for “Sugarfina” made me feel like a kid again. I was so excited about it; I couldn’t wait to see this place. After a few minutes, I found it and there it was in all its glory.
I walked in and saw this amazingly beautiful candy store- wait, “Candy Boutique” that goes by the name “Sugarfina.” This place was super glossy, unbelievably clean, organized, fresh, vibrant, and extremely colorful. The staff dressed like they were on going to hit the runway at a New York fashion show. The candy was displayed in beautiful clear containers and with logos so you could read about each particular candy item they offered. They had beautiful tables and the way everything was displayed it was exceptionally inviting.
The staff was friendly and seemed to enjoy working at Sugarfina. You can tell by how accommodating and helpful the staff was because I asked question after question, like a machine gun with the trigger hammered back.
What I found out is they offer some fabulous candy with great flavors, and they also have top shelf candy imported from Germany, Italy, Greece and others. Great candy means candy such as champagne gummy bears made with Dom Pérignon, baby butterfly gummies, long stem rose gummies and peanut-butter milkshake malt balls. They also have top shelf candies like Sugarfina Pearls which are tiny milk chocolate droplets coated in a delicate sugar shell, colored with dazzling Sugarfina hues. These get imported from Greece. You can’t resist chowing down on them. There’s also candy called Raindrops & Roses; a tiny droplet of rosewater syrup encased in a beautiful sugar crystal like beautiful artwork and they have an excellent aroma, These get imported from Italy.
I could go on for days about the wonderful flavors and aromas swirling around in this great candy boutique. I could never have dreamed of a more perfectly planned and executed candy operation. I always had the idea that a candy boutique like “Sugarfina” was only in movies and people’s dreams. I’m so glad the creators had this incredible idea on their third date to open and sell the world’s most intoxicating candy, and they followed it up with a fantastic staff, breathtaking decor, and perfect packaging.
If you want an experience of lifetime and candy excites you like it does me then head to Northpark Center and tell’em Trey sent you.
I promise you won’t be disappointed and you will fall in love with Sugarfina just like I have.
Thanks,
Trey (Chow Down) Chapman
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