Kali's



Welcome to Kali's Chocolates, Gifts and Souvenirs

Jelly Belly, Mr Fudgie Fudge, M&M Colorworks and so much more.


Kali's

The happiest store in town! (Click to see happy customers)

We love candy - the smell, colors and taste are all in one colorful place in Erie, Kali's Candy. We stock every flavor of Jelly Belly and every color of M&M all colorfully presented in tubes - you can mix and match all you want!

We also stock hard-to-find nostalgic candy!

We don't stop there. We have 15 different flavors of Mr Fudgie Fudge all made right here at Kali's. Our Mr Fudgie Fudge can be purchased sugar-free, dark or light - we have something for everyone. You might even try our seasonal fudge apples!

Kali's Stocks All 50 Jelly Belly Flavors!

Creating "true-to-life" flavors was, well, a natural evolution. The Jelly Belly candy makers cooked up a recipe for a new kind of jelly bean -- intensely flavored throughout, with natural ingredients for flavoring whenever possible. In 1976 the first eight Jelly Belly flavors were born: Very Cherry, Lemon, Cream Soda, Tangerine, Green Apple, Root Beer, Grape and Licorice. Funny enough they are still some of the most popular flavors made.

Today, Jelly Belly is the world's #1 gourmet jelly bean, the bean of choice for all those with the most discerning taste, and made in 50 amazing and tasty flavors. And, Kali's stocks them all! Click to get a list of the flavors.

 

Mr. Fudgie Fudge at KalisCandy.comMr. Fudgie Fudge

In 2007 Kali's expanded from Jelly Belly Jelly Beans and our Chocolate Barks to add M&M ColorWorks and a new line of gourmet Mr Fudgie Fudge. Mr Fudgie Fudge is our very own creation and brand that we created just for Kali's.

Today, the store makes Mr Fudgie Fudge right on premises daily! Kali's has flavors and recipes that will appeal to all Mr Fudgie Fudge fans.

 

A Rainbow of M&M's

Kali's also has a rainbow of M&M's in tubes that can be mixed and matched for any occasion. There are 21 colors on the wall you and your kids can choose from. Did you know the little "m's" weren't printed on the candies until 1950, and were originally black, not white like you see today!