Small-batch sweets. A little less ordinary.
Morrow & MarigoldHANDMADE CANDY · MINNEAPOLIS
THE JOURNAL

A few notes from
the candy cabinet.

Useful reading for the moment before you choose—and the moment after you unwrap.

Artisan candy design illustrating how to taste a candy without rushing itTASTING NOTES · 3 MIN READ

How to taste a candy without rushing it ↗

Take a look at the shape and color, but resist deciding what they mean. Color creates an expectation that can be hard to shake. Try words su…

Artisan candy design illustrating keep your candy away from the sticky situationAT HOME · 3 MIN READ

Keep your candy away from the sticky situation ↗

Hard candy can attract moisture from the surrounding air, making its surface tacky. Keep pieces in their protective wrapping or in a clean, …

Artisan candy design illustrating a thoughtful candy gift starts with a few questionsGIFTING · 3 MIN READ

A thoughtful candy gift starts with a few questions ↗

Before choosing a color palette, ask about allergies, dietary restrictions and whether hard candy is suitable for the recipient. If a surpri…

Artisan candy design illustrating why handmade candy does not look perfectly identicalBEHIND THE COUNTER · 3 MIN READ

Why handmade candy does not look perfectly identical ↗

A stripe or spiral is affected by how the candy is moved while it is workable. Small differences in that movement can change the width of a …

LET’S MAKE ROOM FOR SOMETHING UNEXPECTED

A small sweet. A good conversation.

Ask about a batch ↗