Bobs Candies

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Bobs Candies are a brand of candy manufactured by Farley's & Sathers Candy Company, Inc.

It currently comes in the following products:

  • Peppermint Twists
  • Assorted Sticks
  • Mint Sticks
  • IBC Root Beer Float Chews
  • Caramel Chews
  • Chocolate Mint Chews
  • Butterscotch
  • Starlight Mints
  • Peppermint Candy Balls
  • Candy Balls
  • Mint Lumps
  • Cherry Lumps
  • Sweet Stripes Soft Mint Candy
  • Sweet Stripes Hot Cinnamon Soft Candy

Around 1920, a man in Georgia named Bob McCormack wanted to make candy canes for his family and friends. He later started mass-producing candy canes for his own business which he named Bob's Candies. This is where many of our candy canes come from today.


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