How One Of The Country’s Oldest Candy Shops Makes Candy Canes By Hand Every Year - The Experts
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2022
- Lucas Candy has been open since 1896 in Haverstraw, New York. Together, owners Debbie Bertrand and Nick Loucas make candy canes, beer brittle, and a variety of chocolates.
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santa on a firetruck most american thing ever said. good to see these two people doing so wholesome Christmas things together.
All Santa need is candy cane-colored automatic rifle in one hand, and his naughty list on the other. ‘Murica
Very cute couple
I remember a couple years ago I was doing charity at a Walmart and I saw a promotion for the military and they had a tank and Santa was in the tank
Santa on a fire truck is also pretty Australian. Where I'm from in oz on Xmas Eve the local countryfire authority fire truck drives along every street in town throwing out candy (lollies in Aussie English) to kids. It's also a great way to raise some money during fire season.
Neither of those things is uniquely American
Christ what a stupid bastard
What talented people they are, small businesses like this deserve our support & success.
Those candy canes look absolutely phenomenal. We all hope to see more great content like this. Keep up the good work.
just the right amount of imperfection that lets you know they were made by hand
Yea he could toothole the wife with one saying hohoho and a happy new year over hear!
this is the most wholesome video ive seen ever from eater, they are living a childhood dream!! they got even a chocolate factory
I wonder if they know the folks over at Hercules in Syracuse. Same process and same length of time in business. So happy to see traditional methods still used. Candy is an art.
I'm sure they do. It's possible Steve has mentioned them before. Not swearing to it.
Its amazing to see all of the work that goes into making these candy canes! I would love to visit this store if I ever get the chance!
They seem so wholesome
The brittles looks like a popular Indian 🇮🇳 snack called *Gurbadam* or Jaggery Peanut where instead of sugar we use Jaggery
Love that it’s 4th generation owned. Thanks for sharing!!!
Stay positive brother! You're doing an incredible thing for people with tremendous quality. There is much to be proud of!
I've made a lot of peanut brittle for Christmas over the year but never seen it made with beer, used to make home made candles for years .
Nick and Debbie, I am a candy lover and wonder this: If Debbie added flavoring to the red "sugar" part of the candy cane, it might be a smash hit! Peppermint (white) and cherry or raspberry (red) comes to mind! Yummy! 🍒
Great to see these crafting traditions still going strong. Fantastic.
I love Lucas Candies. Currently eating their delicious chocolate
Congratulations on 126 years keep growing strong May the lord continue to shine on you your family love ones and viewers have an awesome day God bless you all
Great episode, ordered me up some of that delicious looking brittle. 😋 I was bummed out that I couldn’t get any hand made candy canes as they were sold out. I’ll be on the lookout next Christmas season.
Much love to you two and your shop!
How was it?? All those peanuts and that brittle looked amazing
Congratulations Loucas’s!!!! Such a nice success story! Plus I love your candies!
This small business should be a big business by next year. God bless. 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Love this couple! The candy canes look so yummy 😋
riiight ? they’re goals !!
@@aidiken6797 they aren't together, just business partners. 🤣😭😭💀🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
I hope they incorporate the candy canes into their sex
Do business partners grab each others biceps? 🤨 @@Flash_1689
This is real life Santa and ms clause in the making
I will always love " mom and pop " stores. They're the best!!!
What a lovely couple and great team
Such a legacy -- love their old-school methods & machinery! The final product looks wonderful.
I've always wanted to work in a candy shop or cupcake or cookie baking shop
4:39 "I...have more hand power I think." "Oh, I'd say." 😂
all I can say is AMAZING. the craft, the work, wow.
That’s a lot of work for candy canes and i love everything about it!!!
What a cute complementary couple.
Amazing people, amazing product ♥️
Keep on going guys! you are amazing!!
Love it. Living the life, working hard. Kudos.
I want to try their peanut brittle! It looks so good. 😋
They make it look so easy!
What an amazing gift 🎁 this video is. Food science for Xmas ! Wow.
Yes indeed! I'm a teacher and for elementary school science, we make taffy from time to time, "The Science of Food." It is very much like making candy canes or the earlier stages of brittle making. I will be sure to show the students this video when that time rolls along.
Love these two they seem fun
Awesomeness. It's heartwarming to see artisan work still being practiced with candy making. So much better than factory made crap.
I love that they do it all!!
I like that they explain everything.
Lovely couple and business. They have a great purpose in life even though it looks bloody hard work
Y'know, before this video, I probably couldn't have pictured the stereotypical candy shop owner. But these two, jolly and enthusiastic and just a little bit acerbic to balance out all that sweetness, I think that's what they are.
love it! great chemistry!
Amazing!! I’d love to try all those candies 😅
I find the brittle hammer so endearing lol
Toffee hammer! Fun fact: in Britain, it's a symbol of women's suffrage.
@@hoilst how did the hammer become the women's suffrage movement symbol?
So beautiful artcraft!
This is amazing
I wanna try the brittle! Looks yummy
I’m impressed!
This is awesome
Very VERY cool video!! I love seeing ol timey ways still going!
Thats some hard work!
So happy to hear that they're successful. Selling 3000 candy canes in a week instead of 300 sounds joy-inspiring -)
these guys are awesome!
Always trust chef who are Chonky, happy, and smiling. It reflects in their food.
I never knew how a candy cane was made...but I definitely didn't think it was like this!
They are a badass and very efficient team very cool
what great synergy the two have
love it
This is awesome!
Amazing
I've had Home made Candy Canes and there is no better !.
Merry Christmas 🎀🎄☃️
JO JO IN VT 💞💨❄️
Wish you all more success.....
Awesome couple
Great couples
I want to try the beer brittle so bad!!!
Do these guys ship? That peanut brittle looks incredible.
They have an online store on their website.
Lol this guy over here with his candy cane apron. You could say he's a real candy ass!
lovely.. sweet couple. lol
This is what I call hard workers
So cool
Oh... the brittle hammer. 🤷♂ 🤣🤣🤣
I loved this video
Merry Christmas from Apartment Cookery!
Yummy!! If I worked there I’d weigh 300 lbs.
The wife definitely knows the customers! Big candy cane looks more appealing
I’d snag two dozen of those fire truck canes for my family’s Christmas party.
American grit. USA #1. Keep the tradition alive.
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Nice
Thanks a lot for sharing your homemade Christmas candies. They look do yummy. If I am near you, I will buy a whole bunch for my grandkids.
Do you export your products to Canada? What's the name of your candies?
Please email me.
Thanks again. Good luck and God bless.
Happy New Year! 🥰🎉🎈✨️🎄💖💖💖
definitely gone order from here knowing about them nowww what
Artisans!
I can taste this video
I have no doubt their homemade candy canes are popular. Getting one of the Disneyland ones requires planning on par with D Day.
typo in headline / country's
These people should get together with the folks at Hercules Candies and share stories.
Looks like and reminds me of Hercules Candy before they bought the shop.
Polkagrisar! ♥️
That is really really cool.
Hercules in Syracuse NY is like you. Carry on.
I love artisans
Titanium dioxide not needed, yum 😋
6:35
Mr & mrs candy clause
2:38 nothing is wrong with adding a little bit of salt to the candy mixture.
Had no idea Patton Oswalt made candy.
And there are different flavors of candy canes 😋 too not just peppermint.
If he gets hard up could always use the furance to smelt things lol, and candy making one of those skills there is a reason some people stay in business
Haha I can see why she is the better one at "pulling" the candy cane! Lmao
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