Collection: Warrell
Warrell and the Bonomo Turkish Taffy Story, Cracked Open
Bonomo Turkish Taffy began with a happy accident: in 1912 in New York, Herman Herer added too many egg whites to the batch, and Turkish Taffy was born. In 1936 the Bonomo family of Coney Island purchased M. Schwarz & Sons' Turkish Chewing Taffy. The wrappers carried a memorable instruction: hold the bar in your palm, strike it against a flat surface, and let it melt in your mouth. Today the taffy is back in its original formula and flavors, made in York, PA, the old-fashioned way.
Here you can discover Bonomo Turkish Taffy in Vanilla, Chocolate, Banana and Strawberry, each sold in boxes of 24. For a different chew, Slo Poke Candy Bite Size comes in a 15lb format. Fans of classic chews may also enjoy our salt water taffy selection.
A 24-count box makes a nostalgic gift for anyone who remembers cracking these bars as a kid, and a fun way to share the ritual with a new generation.
