Nut Kettle East

This shop has been here as long as I can remember, 40 years or more, though possibly in different locations. When my parents took me here it was a given that we would buy kettle corn and nuts. The quality of their wares is still as good as ever, but with more tourists around than years ago it seems as though prices have risen. The saying «what the market will bear» applies here. I would be a fan, but at these prices will have to be a disinterested spectator.(And the reader should be told that there is a newer and better kettle corn purveyor nearby, with better prices too.)

The not kettle is definitely a go to store when you go to peddlers village. The nuts are always fresh, the kettle corn is delicious, the nut butters are very very good

The nuts I bought are delicious. The store is cute but a little cramped. My reason for only 3 stars is due to the young women working behind the counter being incredibly rude. She was nasty to the lady in front of me and then she was nasty to me. My sister was so turned off by her attitude that she didn’t bother getting anything. I would say that the owner should work on getting better help. This is the only store in the village that I’ve ever had a bad experience at.

You walk in and the smell of nuts and toffee is overpoweringly amazing. Small store, but worth taking the time to look in. I can’t go in the store without buying nuts or popcorn!

This is one of the place’s Most memorable in Peddlers Village, smaller space, but you smell the Woft of butter & toffee in the air. I normally get kettle corn with different nuts, though I’ve noticed through the years, packaging getting smaller & smaller. At $ 5.75 pop, hmm… it’s great, but I also get toffee nuts, have all sorts, almonds, cashews, walnuts, pecans.peanuts.OMG!!!
It just draws you in, once get woft in the air… LOL
Wish the amount didn’t keep getting smaller, prices kept rising.

The store itself isn’t extremely notable — it’s fine, but it’s a get-​in, get-​out experience because there isn’t a lot of space. They have some cases that display a variety of nuts and treats that you can purchase by the pound, but if you’re in the know, you won’t waste your time on any of that. The Kettle Korn Krunch — popcorn, cashews, and almonds covered with toffee — is where it’s at. Sooo good.
You can see them making it on big tables in the back if you show up at the right time (it’s just a peek, not a scheduled tour or anything). It’s really neat to see, but really, better to eat. You can purchase a small bag, but you should just get the bucket … once your family tries it they will try to steal it from you, so you need a significant quantity to work with.