Sugar Tree Sweets & Treats

I had the pleasure of working with Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats to provide party favors for a baby shower.
Of their vast sweets selections, we chose to go with organic strawberry cotton candy with personalized labels.
The Sugar Tree Treats & sweets team was accommodating to my inquiries, personalization requests and order pick up times (they also offered to deliver!).
The favors were enjoyed by the moms and kids who attended the party.
Great for party favors!

How can we get this truck to come to our company to selllll???

Sugar Tree Sweets & Treats is a genius concept… who doesn’t love candy?! And in a sea of lunch/​dinner heavy food trucks, this truck caters to the sweet tooth in all of us.
Their organic cotton candy is DELICIOUS and so fresh! I have tried several flavors over the past year at different events (4^th of July parade, weddings, etc.) and I LOVE the vanilla, piña colada, blueberry, and banana flavors! And I could eat the salt water taffy ALL DAY! The Mobile Sweet Shoppe is clean, inviting, and has a cheery ambiance — perfect for satisfying your candy cravings! Check them out!

We had the Sugar Tree Sweets & Treats come to our Annual Summer Event.
They were fantastic. Very accommodating and helpful in planning the day, what package worked best for our Company and how to implement and serve our 350 guests.
EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE!
DELICIOUS TREATS!
OUTSTANDING!!!

Sugar Tree was at a recent Moveable Feast event in San Jose. They have a cute truck that you can walk through to check out the candy. Its basically a mobile candy store on wheels. They had a variety of candy — bulk varieties like gummies, sour candy, taffy; also cotton candy and chocolate treats. I purchased some watermelon gummies. They are just okay. Not very watermelon tasting. Plus, $ 6 for a small bag seems a bit much. Most of the prices were a bit high. They were selling movie sizes boxes of red vines for $ 3. I can buy the same thing at Target or Walmart for under $ 1.50. I guess its all about having a captive audience. I might check them out again if they are at Moveable Feast another time but I won’t go out of my way to find them.

I’ve seen posts from Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats before, but I finally had my first chance to visit the truck tonight at Moveable Feast. First up, it’s not really a truck truck. Sugar Tree is more of a trailer. A super cute, colorful, walk though trailer. It was filled with lots of colorful displays and sweet offerings. With all of the coordinated colors, patterns, & lettering, it looked like something a bunch of teachers would create.
I almost tried an Andes cake pop. Doesn’t that sound good? But then I thought better about spending $ 3 on a one-​bite treat. Okay, maybe two-​bites. Now that I have that thought in my head, I think I’ll bake up some Andes brownies or something. Anyhoo, I did buy a container of organic watermelon cotton candy and a handful of salt-​water taffy. I haven’t eaten the taffy yet, but I grabbed red licorice, green apple, and mocha fudge flavors. My friend bought a bag of watermelon gummy worms.
I think Sugar Tree Sweets & Treats is a great idea for a «food truck.» How can you walk through that trailer without feeling happy? There were candies that brought back memories (Pop-​Rocks), whimsical goodies (cotton candy), and decadent sweets (cake pops). If you like sugar, then you’re going to love Sugar Tree.

I hired Sugar Tree Sweets Truck to cater my rehearsal dinner at a local park and they were excellent! The candy was delicious and unique. Try the banana cotton candy, it is amazing! Adrienne is so easy to work with and the truck is adorable. It made the event memorable and fun, and of course the kids loved it.

CANDY CANDY CANDY!!!
(4 stars)
For once there is a food truck full of candy
— Candy and sweets, yummy
— Prices, depends what you get
— Service, help yourself
— Ambiance, walk in and walk out
There’s always food trucks and never enough «sweet» trucks. At first glance, I said to myself «i can just go to a corner store and buy candy» but when your at an event and no corner stores near by, this candy truck comes in handy. They had candies I haven’t seen in years (child hood type of candies) and organic cotton candy (funky flavors). I settled for the fruit melody popcorn, totally reminded me of my childhood.
FRUIT MELODY POPCORN ($ 4) — think of the cereal fruity pebbles and associate that with popcorn. the rainbow variety was sweet and tasty. reminds me of KMart (haha yes i said it, KMart) back in 1985 when i was about 5yrs old, they had a machine that made colored popcorn. haven’t had anything like this in over 27 years so i was pretty stoked to eat it.
Will I be back? Appreciate the sweets. I will have to come back to try the Orangic Watermelon Cotton Candy.
Until the next review…

I LOVE Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats! I talked to the owners Adrienne and Amy and they told me they are the only mobile candy shop of it’s kind! The truck is bright and colorful and I heart the Lollibirdies all over it! When you walk inside there is this cute checkered floor and lots of bright colorful treats to pick from! I especially love their organic cotton candy, they said it has very little sugar, and the flavors are really unique! I don’t like banana flavored candy usually, but I love the banana cotton candy! I don’t even like eggnog, but I love it in the cotton candy as well! =) They also carry cake pops which are delicious and moist! They have old nostalgia candies too. They even have a few sugar free items for diabetics, or mom’s that just don’t want their kids to by hyper. They do catering as well either with the truck at an event, or as a candy display at an event. I’ve hired them for my wedding coming up! I highly recommend you look into using this unique service too!

Sugar Tree Sweets & Treats was one of my favorite vendors at the Unilocal event last week.
First of all – totally genius. Its a mobile candy shop! They had a variety of nostalgic candies, taffies, and cotton candy. My favorite was the cotton candy (of course) and we got the cherry flavor and the buttered rum flavor.
Not typical flavors, but they were both scrumptious. And organic!

Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats went the extra mile to make sure my friend had a wonderful trio of cotton candy favors for her little guy’s 4^th Birthday Party. Not only were the kids excited about the cotton candy, the parents were just as excited because it was also ORGANIC! Adrienne is a jewel and Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats is on speed dial!

Sugar Tree is an awesome concept! They have a great selection of old-​school candy like Astro Pops, Pop-​Rocks, and Chic-​O-​Sticks, plus a bunch more! The staff was friendly and helpful too! They are a mobile truck, but if you see them in your area you should definitely stop by!!!

Sugar Tree Sweets and Treats came to our Fourth of July parade with various flavors of cotton candy and popcorn. They were very nice with great customer service. All of the people working the booth had a welcoming smile on their face and they were happy to talk to you about their products and their new business. The cotton candy was amazing and the cookies and cream popcorn was the best flavored popcorn I have ever had. I would highly recommend this company for your party, wedding, events, etc. I know I will definitely be using them for my wedding in the future.

Saw this truck at the Berryessa Night market last Saturday. Sugar Tree is a mobile candy store. Unlike other food trucks, you actually come into the truck and make your selections. For such a small space, they had a great variety. They had flavored cotton candy, cake pops, lollipops, taffy, chocolate covered pretzels, gum, chocolates as well as an assortment of novelty candy. Their prices were on par with what you would find in a brick and mortar candy store and I felt like it was a good value. Thank you Sugar Tree for fulfilling my sugar craving without having to brave long lines!

I saw the Sugar Tree truck at the opening night of the Night Market. It’s basically a mobile truck carrying sweets that include some home-​made and commercial sweets. The home-​made sweets included a variety of cotton candy (pear, banana, blueberry, strawberry), cake pops and water taffies.