Webb’s Candy Shop

Interesting to see but no tour available and no samples of goat milk fudge. Staff was friendly but uninformed about when tours would be held.

This is about the packaging of the chocolates.
Twice I’ve gotten a pound of sugarless chocolates and on both visits the guy behind the counter has crammed the chocolates into a tiny white box.
Just a tossed mess.
Some upside down. sideways, whatever.
I paid $ 28 for a box chocolates just crammed into a too small box.
The last time I went to buy some as a gift, same thing… different guy this time.
So it’s obvious the employees have been told to save money by using the smallest box possible.
I told them it was a gift and put my purchase is something more respectable looking.
Out comes a nice gold box with separate compartments for the chocolates.
So it seems you have to ask… not good customer service especially when you buy a pound or more.
Maybe I should save my box and take it back to be reused for my next purchase since they are so cheap.

No one was present to help us choose! Our family was alone in the main room full of chocolates and candies [browsed around while waiting twenty minutes]. I think someone was in a kitchen with clear large windows but they never came out so we can buy! HELLO

So delicious and fun. Their goat milk fudge is uh-​mazing!!! And I constantly find myself craving their handmade ice creams– especially the blueberry and key lime. Definitely a must see and try.

We walked in and were greated warmly by the staff and awesome samples. Goats milk fudge was outstanding!
Had the almond toffee and chocolate ice cream, again, both were great and worth every calorie!
Can’t say enough about the friendliness of the staff. Excellent all around experience!

A great place to stop on your way out of Lego Land and get a scoop of ice cream!!! Also they have a good assortment of treats and gifts. Homemade candies and they have goat milk ice cream, I’m not brave enough. We had regular ice cream and t was tasty!

I guess when I see the words «candy store» I’m taken back to when I was a kid buying penny candy, barely able to look over the counter top.
This was not that kind of a store.
Decided to stop in as I have driven by many times. Pretty big inside, connected to a Dunkin Donuts although I didn’t make it to that side of the store.
I went up to the candy counter and asked the salesperson if they had any chocolate covered caramels. He pointed them out, told me the price. I told him I just wanted one so that I could try it. He said «here, no charge». The salespersons name was Dallas and he was fabulous. Very attentive and personable.
After my caramel, I decided to try some ice cream. Lots and lots of flavors to pick from. Sadly, I’m a basic person and settled for a dish of chocolate and vanilla. HUGE helpings for the money.
Overall, a nice visit. I would come back and I would ask for Dallas again. He was super and made my first visit a good one!

Great candy store, adjacent to Dunkin Donuts in Hwy 27S in Davenport/​Haines City border. A bit pricy, but the fudge and jelly candies are excellent. Great place for tourists with lots of gift ideas. Highly recommend the fudge.

They have some of the best home made ice cream I have ever had. Also have a great variety of unique handcrafted items like citrus candies, taffy, chocolates and fudge.

I guess the 5 stars for what I want it to be not what it is: it could be so much better and they could have strawberry Jello candy if they wanted to but instead they stick with the citrus and very very overpriced chocolate I’m afraid of everything to do with goat dairy so I have not tried the ice cream or the fudge but I know a lot of people love it and it’s been here forever and they house a Dunkin Donuts clean bathroom 5 stars

so you’re goin north on 27 and ya see the sign … come on in — try the goat milk fudge … okay so you stop …
so this goat milk fudge what is it … ‘ave a little taste see if i like it — no …
24.95 a lb???
alrighty gmee a few of them …
eh — nothin to write home about …
and wine bein sold there at 25 bucks a bottle ??? in bumphuck florida ???
keep drivin … unless ya gotta pee … bathroom was clean

Located on Hwy 27, South of I-​4 in the city of Davenport, there is a candy store. A candy store that has been ruining diets since 1932. I always like to see a business that stands the test of time. It’s a true mark that theyre doing something right.
Im not a big fan of candy, but there was something about the size of this store and the advertisement of Goat Milk Fudge that piqued my curiosity.
When I stopped in, it was interesting to find that this is more than a candy store. They also have the typical touristy stuff, ice cream, an assortment of wine and other random gift things. Theres also a Dunkin Donut attached if you want some coffee with your sweets.
I was tempted to buy a shark tooth necklace but restrained myself. Then I saw the gator claw back scratcher… Oh the temptation! No… I have to stay focused. I pulled myself together and went for the 3 pack of Goat Milk Fudge. The box says there’s 1.5 pounds of fudge. That puts each bar at a half pound each. Yussss. Time to do work.
I cashed out and went on my merry way. Once home, I tried the beckoning bars of fudge. They were really good. Not too heavy. I usually wont eat fudge for that very reason but these were different. Their lighter and it melts in your mouth. The Rocky Road was my favorite. The peanuts and marshmallows add some texture. I liked that.
I’ll be back on my next trip to Davenport. I want to try some of their other delicious treats. If theyre half as good as the fudge, then I cant go wrong. They also have a gator claw back scratcher that needs a home.

The goat milk fudge is to die for. Tried their ice cream the other day and was disappointed. The rocky road had no marsh mellows in it and my husband had the cookie dough, which had hardly any pieces of actual cookie dough. I will continue to go here but only for the fudge and candies!

Candy (citrus chews, chocolates, taffy, and… er…goat milk fudge) and Florida chotchkie explosion, but we went for the ice cream.
Chocolate ice cream base was killer (I tried the Chocolate Peanut Butter, which was sadly lacking in PB chunks).

GREAT candy!
We were driving Highway 27, just a long road trip of seeing nothing and stopping at interesting venues — this was one of them.
We saw the sign at the last minute and pealed out into their parking lot for some goat milk chocolate, which was pretty damn creamy and tasty. It might have been too sweet for me because I’m sure I developed a cavity immediately after eating one of those bad boys.
It is moderately priced, though some things are expensive since it’s one of those off-​highway tourist traps. You get what you pay for though, and it’ll depend on your tastes to see if it was worth it or not.

Goat Milk Fudge.
Driving by on HWY 27, these three words caught my eye. I like goat cheese, therefore I must try goat milk fudge. They offer several flavors. I went with the chocolate-​peanut butter kind. It was as creamy and tasty as I imagined it would be. It wasn’t too rich as I find regular fudge to be.
They also offer goat milk ice cream, which of course, I had to try. The flavor of the day was chocolate fudge brownie. This had to be some of the best ice cream I have tasted in quite some time. Creamy, rich, and I believe it had swirls of caramel. I really wanted to have it in one of their waffle cones, but I’m a messy Marvin. More would end up on my shirt than in my mouth.
The store is plenty big. Webb’s also offers hand-​dipped chocolates, citrus candy (think Chuckles candy), taffy, and sugar-​free options. The next time I return, I am definitely having a waffle cone and I’ll be sure to wear a bib.

Unfortunately, samples of their signature fudges are not usually given, but since we asked for some, the lady behind the counter was kind enough to bring us some bite size samples from their fresh batch; consequently, we purchased a block of fudge we found most favorable.
The employees are kind, and their products are of great quality and just plain good ‘ol American yet different. I liked it.