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KalebMichaels

Joined 3 years ago

I am very happy. They made our twins's day when they said they could get them the candy they wanted just for them on their birthday. The were very helpful and my wife was more than pleased te see their little happy smailes when we told them.

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lorijja

Joined 6 years ago

The absolute best dark chocolate caramels. A box of Regina's dark chocolate covered caramels is my favorite gift every Christmas. I savor each one of the buttery, chocolatey pieces. I have never tasted a better caramel anywhere.

You won't be disappointed!!

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barbarao

Joined 6 years ago

RICH, BUTTERY, DEEP FLAVORED CREAM-FILLED CHOCOLATES. RICH, BUTTERY, DEEP FLAVORED CREAM-FILLED CHOCOLATES.

If you have been searching for the best pre-fat-free fad chocolates that you remember from your marvelously healthy, no-additives past, here they are! I received their one pound dark chocolate buttercream egg for Easter. It was absolutely the most delicious thing I have eaten since Fanny Farmer went the way of the modern, cheap, bottom line trend. This is the real deal.

I've lived all over the world. I can honestly say this is the very best candy maker bar non. Candy makers in Belgium would do anything to produce a product like this. Victoria Chocolates in Canada would die of envy. Fran's of Seattle can't compare. See's of San Francisco isn't even close. Godiva isn't remotely in the running. I haven't had the pleasure of walking through Regina's doors, but it must truly be a place of pure wonder. I only wish I could order from them on line. An on line menu of their products would be most welcome. However, if wider fame would mean a reduction of their supreme quality, I will instead, agree to call or write to place my orders.

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Joined 10 years ago

It's a sweet trip to this unassuming candy shop.. In Short
The windows of nondescript painted-brick building remind you why you've made the trek. Bold letters under a royal-blue awning proclaim "Quality Chocolates Since 1926." Inside, you'll find a timeless candy-filled shop with enough treats to make your head spin. Not far from Regina's faded portrait, an equally aged sign reads "Smiles are the roses of life"--although the goodies inside the taffy barrel and the rich chocolate and peanut butter pieces make for a life worth living as well.