The Candy Wrapper Museum

Welcome to Thanksgiving, Candy Wrapper-Style. This holiday is one of our nation's most beloved, but for some reason this is also a holiday that has been short-changed by the candy-making world. In the universe of all things that can and could be "Thanksgiving", it all comes down to... turkeys. Big turkeys, small turkeys, flat turkeys, clone turkeys... the realm of the imagination is a cramped, dark space when it comes to this celebration that is ironically associated with good food.

So we kick off this gallery with "The Big Bird", the biggest, noblest chocolate turkey we could find, courtesy of Josh Early in Pennsylvania. This turkey is 6 inches tall, so it's not exactly the Paul Bunyan of chocolate birds, but when it comes to the relatively dull world of Thanksgiving candy, you take what you can get. Come tour this gallery to learn about the other "wonders" of the Thanksgiving candy world, where the candy is for the birds.


	Thanksgiving Home Josh Early Big Bird Josh Early Mini Bird Josh Early Small Bird Russell Stover Bird See's Classic Bird All Natural Ugly Bird Pligrims & Indians Maple Pilgrims Thanksgiving Pops Return to Holidaze	Welcome to Thanksgiving, Candy Wrapper-Style. This holiday is one of our nation's most beloved, but for some reason this is also a holiday that has been short-changed by the candy-making world. In the universe of all things that can and could be "Thanksgiving", it all comes down to... turkeys. Big turkeys, small turkeys, flat turkeys, clone turkeys... the realm of the imagination is a cramped, dark space when it comes to this celebration that is ironically associated with good food. So we kick off this gallery with "The Big Bird", the biggest, noblest chocolate turkey we could find, courtesy of Josh Early in Pennsylvania. This turkey is 6 inches tall, so it's not exactly the Paul Bunyan of chocolate birds, but when it comes to the relatively dull world of Thanksgiving candy, you take what you can get. Come tour this gallery to learn about the other "wonders" of the Thanksgiving candy world, where the candy is for the birds.