141-year-old candy store chain closes all retail locations
The candy manufacturer, founded in 1885, is closing its retail chain.
www.thestreet.comLammes Candies is closing all of its retail locations in Texas after 141 years, with online sales continuing for now. The Austin flagship and Round Rock locations have announced closures as part of a wind-down plan due to market and sustainability concerns.[2][3][4]
Key details:
- Lasted from 1885 in Austin, known for Texas Chewy Pecan Pralines and Longhorns candies.[2]
- Round Rock store closed April 24; Airport Boulevard flagship to close soon, with some final sale opportunities at that location.[3][4]
- Company says closure is not easy and will wind down operations while supporting staff; online orders may continue for a period.[4][2]
If you’re in Figino, Lombardy, and want to explore similar Texas-inspired confections, I can suggest Italian or European praline alternatives or help locate international retailers carrying Lammes-style products. Would you like me to compile a short list of comparable confections or ways to purchase Lammes Candies online despite the closures?[3][2]