Pearson's Candy Company in St. Paul has been producing the Salted Nut Roll for nearly 80 years. Each day, 225,000 Salted Nut Rolls roll down conveyors inside Pearson's Candy Company on West 7th ...

Salted Nut Roll Ale from Tin Whiskers Brewing: We love a good local collaboration, and it doesn’t get any more St. Paul than Pearson’s Candy, which has been making delicious candy bars in the ...

Barn Town is the latest in a growing batch of breweries around the country making beers based around Salted Nut Rolls, Nut Goodie Bars and some of the other cult-loved candy bars that roll off the ...

It is a variation of a salted nut roll, one of my favorite candy bars to eat on the golf course. This one wasn't formed into a candy bar but shaped as you might expect a turtle to look.

St. Paul’s venerable Pearson’s Candy Co., home of the Salted Nut Roll, now has a new-but-retro-looking website to showcase its candy lines. Launched Thursday and designed by the Minneapolis ...

For 104 years, Pearson's has produced popular treats, such as the Nut Goodie bar, Salted Nut Roll and Mint Patties. And the company has plans to add more. This year, four new items will be on ...

including the Salted Nut Roll in 1933. In the years to follow, the company acquired other candies and candy manufacturers—including Bun Bar and Bit-o-Honey—and moved its operations to Saint ...

In the meantime, Pearson’s introduced another key product, the Salted Nut Roll. Pearson’s Candy Company moved its operations to 411 Broadway Street in downtown St. Paul in 1952. Shortly after ...

With that financial foundation, Driscoll hopes to update the company's old-time classics — such as Salted Nut Roll, Bit-O-Honey and Nut Goodies — and create new products that get Pearson growing.

Pearson Candy Co., the 101-year-old St. Paul company that makes Pearson's Salted Nut Roll among other treats, has been sold. Pearson Candy Co., the 101-year-old St. Paul company that makes Pearson ...