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Here we are with Goober sales in the less than 10 boxes over 2 months! As a Goober fan I am shocked. Most of our others are in the over 50 to 100 units for one month!

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Michael Hurley
Impresario

We dropped Goobers. Sales were very poor.

But we kept chocholate covered raisins.

I dropped Goobers several months ago too. Sales had dropped to almost none... maybe 5 per week. Now every day I hear someone ask... what, no Goobers? It's strange how candy sales are a "what goes around, comes around" sort of thing. What is big this year may die next year only to be big again the following year. Years ago Twizzlers were one of my biggest items, now only fair.

We also dropped Goobers and Twizzlers have also been slowly declining in sales. As far as great sellers get a new thing called Nerds Ropes they are Nerds that are stuck onto a marshmellow center. During a kids show we will sell 40-50 per show at $1.00 each.

I too have not sold many goobers over the past few months?

weird...

Raisenettes sell fast, so do Sno caps... and Sour Patch kids...

I just got in the lord of the rings candies, who cares if the candy sux, the box is what they are buying! I suppose i will open one to taste it though...

I dropped Gummi bears this summer when it took 4 months to sell one box!
Twizzlers, I sold a box full durring one weekend with harry potter and Adult movies they always sell fast.

Our goobers sale is always very slow. Sno-caps, swedish fish and sour patch are the big concession sellers. Our frozen smoothies and special coffes do alot too.

We stopped selling them because we ended up eating the damn things, literally. Like one of the patrons said; "Maybe if they just changed the name."

$2.00 small candies (in order of sales)
1 Whoppers
2 Bugs Bunny Gummi Snacks
3 Chewy Sweetarts
4 Chewy Spree
5 Hot Tamales

$2.50 medium candies (in order of sales)
1 Sour Patch Kids
2 Reeses Pieces
3 Raisinets
4 Goobers
5 Gummi Bears

$2.75 large candies (in order of sales)
1 Buncha Crunch
2 Sour Patch Watermelon
3 Twizzlers
4 Airheads
5 Kit Kat

In the past year, I've phased out Junior Mints, Butterfingers, Milk Duds.

Our best seller is Jr. Mints - we have them both regular and frozen

We sell about 30 units of Jr Mints a week during the slow months. About 50 during the busy months. But when the Seinfeld episode ran with Kramer dropping a Jr Mint inside someone being operated on --- we sold out the next day, and sales stayed high for about a month. Exposure.