Jolly Rancher
Fruity hard candy from Jolly Rancher and more!
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Jolly Ranchers Candy - 5lb ~700 pieces total
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Jolly Rancher Watermelon Changemaker - 160ct
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Jolly Rancher Lollipops - 50ct
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Jolly Rancher Fruit Chews Packs - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Sour Gummies Candy - 11ct Theater Boxes
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Bubble Yum Blue Raspberry Jolly Rancher Gum 2.8oz - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Strawberry And Green Apple 1.2oz Bar - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Gummies Candy - 11ct Theater Boxes
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Jolly Rancher Zero Sugar Candy - 12ct Peg Bags
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Jolly Rancher Gummies Original Flavors Candy - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Fruit Bash 13oz Pouch - 8ct
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Jolly Rancher Tropical Flavor Candy - 12ct Peg Bags
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Jolly Rancher Fruit Chews 6.5oz Peg Bags - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Original Hard Candy 7oz Peg Bag - 12ct
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Jolly Rancher Very Berry Gummies - 12ct Peg Bags
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Jolly Rancher Original Fruit Chews - 8ct
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Collection: Jolly Rancher
Jolly Rancher Origins: An American Candy Legacy
The inception of Jolly Ranchers traces back to post-World War II America, specifically Golden, Colorado. Founded by Bill Harmsen, Ranch Maid Ice Cream stores initially retailed a diverse range, from ice cream and chocolate to candies. While the former offerings gradually faded into obscurity, the Jolly Rancher candies solidified their mark in the confectionary world. Their growing popularity meant that, in no time, they were stocked on shelves nationwide. In a turn of events, Harmsen divested his enterprise in 1966, leading Jolly Rancher to undergo multiple ownership transitions, ultimately finding its home with Hershey in 1996.
Hershey's acquisition ushered in an era of innovation for Jolly Rancher. The candy assortment, which originally comprised flavors like grape, apple, cherry, and lemon, was expanded significantly. Present-day enthusiasts can relish not only the classic hard candies that epitomize the brand but also newer additions like gummies, lollipops, gelatin desserts, and sodas. Yet, it's undeniable that the quintessential hard candies continue to be the brand's linchpin, holding their ground as one of America's favorite sweet treats.
Jolly Rancher in the Pantheon of Iconic Candies
When recounting classic American candies, the likes of Life Savers instantly come to mind. Similar to these timeless favorites, Jolly Ranchers have carved their niche, offering a distinctive array of flavors and textures that resonate with candy aficionados. Each variant encapsulates a sensory delight, promising a unique taste journey with every bite.
Yet, the candy market brims with fierce competition. Brands like Starburst and Airheads each have their signature appeal. While Starburst is synonymous with juicy fruit chews, Airheads have captivated audiences with their chewy, taffy-like consistency. Nevertheless, Jolly Rancher's age-old legacy and their commitment to evolution ensure they stand toe-to-toe with these candy titans, offering a flavor-packed experience like no other.