Chocolate Making

We still follow Peter's original recipes to the letter, using many of his original copper kettles.

We still roast our nuts in small batches to ensure they are as fresh as possible.

We still hand dip chocolates one by one using our special blend of premium chocolate.

Fudge? Oh, yes, and cooked v-e-r-y slowly with fresh, sweet cream, butter and pure cane sugar.

If you happen to be on Warren Street almost any night before a holiday, you'll see the lights on late in our kitchen. After all, what good are all our special confections if they're not as fresh as can be when you come in?

But life is short. Don't wait for a holiday or birthday to do something nice for the family, a friend or business associate. Do it now.

As Grandpa Peter said, we're in the happiness business.

See It In Action

Freshly chocolate-coated candies coming off the enrober at Granite State Candy Shoppe

Fresh chocolates coming off the line, coated in our premium chocolate.

Staff working in the kitchen with an original copper kettle at Granite State Candy Shoppe

Our team at work in the kitchen, alongside one of our original copper kettles.

Gloved hands releasing solid dark chocolate bunnies from the mold

Solid dark chocolate bunnies, fresh out of the mold.