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WHAT'S IN YOUR CANDY? - PERSONALIZED CANDY WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS
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Have you ever wondered...
if sugar-free candy are better than their regular alternatives?
if fruit flavored candy are healthier than the artificially flavored candy?
what to choose among the hundreds of candy available at the candy store?
If you answered Yes to any of the above questions, our Minute Wonder Candy Workshop will help you find the answers.
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The candy workshop covers various types of candy but not limited to chocolates, candy bars, tart candy, hard candy, gummies, licorice, lollipops, Sours and gum. The purpose of candy workshop is to help you gain an understanding about the common additives found in candy these days. Our interactive workshops provide extensive details about the origin, industrial uses, health benefits and risks of various types of additives commonly found in candy these days.
The workshop will help you learn how to make wise candy choices and more responsible buying decisions in the future. Once you attend our Minute Wonder Candy Workshop, you will be able to confidently walk through the aisles of a grocery store and pick the best candy among the hundreds of alternatives on the shelves. Check out what other
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Candy Workshop price: $50 per adult & $30 per child (sibling discount:10%)
Limited-time offer: 1 child FREE admission with 1-paid adult admission.
Important instructions:
• Please bring along one favorite candy of your choice to participate in the workshop activities and to learn about your own favorite candy.
• Further note that the candy at the workshop are for display and for learning purposes only. No candy will be offered for consumption or for purchase.
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Workshops are available 7-days a week. To reserve your spot, please contact Preeti Gupta at 510-579-7124 or send her an e-mail preeti.gupta@minutewonder.com.
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Interesting Facts
Halloween is the holiday with the highest candy sales,
followed by Easter, Christmas and Valentine's Day.
Did you know?
It’s not just the kids who eat candy. Americans over 18 years of age
consume 65 percent of the candy that’s produced each year.
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