Davidson of Dundee Candy Factory

It’s a very quaint and unique store. Lots of Florida citrus candy options. Good varies of candy. The Florida Easter bunny (I.e. A chocolate gator) was darling and will be adorable for an Easter basket.

Today went to this for second time. Very nice place and nice people. You can get some jam, jelly, jewelry and others. We recommend this place too.

We went for the tour but they weren’t any tours o n the day we went. if you are a fan of marmalade then this place is great. i found it boring. bought some stuff. not great for kids.

Love the jelly candies especially the strawberry. Free samples of the jellies, butters and marmalade.
Make sure you ask for a tour even if they aren’t making candy or jelly. You will learn just why everything tastes so good here.

Cool place! Fudge candy ice cream wine. They have it all. Try the blue berry ice cream I couldn’t get enough of it.

Awesome place. They were very friendly, LOTS of free samples laying around, was able to try all the jams and chewies and most of the chocolates, wandered around and saw the factory, which was happily sparkling clean and luckily did not smell like a mix of burning sugar and chemicals (looking your way Jelly Belly) but instead was light and citrussy. I was THRILLED to find the chewies in a package of JUST RED ONES, (not sure what the «chewies» are really called, but they are the rectangular fraternal twin of Sunkist fruit gems) usually they only have citrus flavors, but when berries are in season… mmmm red chewies. I was pretty surprised at the prices too, everything was very reasonable, if you came in here with even $ 5 and were smart you could get 3 or 4 different things. Again, totally worth a stop if you are in the vicinity.

When you do something nobody else does, with an excellent quality & price point that is more than fair, you get 5 stars. End of story. okay, maybe not end yet. ha.
Great soft citrus candies with sugar coating (like gumdrops). Tangerine is the best flavor! Cut in squares or cut in gator shapes. Pecan rolls, peanut butter crunch, cashew brittle, fudge or bark. A candy factory you can tour (weekdays, not weekends). Many jams & jellies, all of which you can taste before you buy. (I love the honeybell or jalapeño jellies.) Coconut butter. Citrus taffy. A room full of fresh citrus, in season. An ice cream room. Many fancy dressings and sauces. Chocolate alligators (and some «real» gator heads). What fun local edible souvenirs…
This place is Floricana (Americana?) at its best. Worthy of your stop.

It’s a fun little stop on the highway. We weren’t there on a day when they were making candy, unfortunately. But they have plenty of samples out and the quality is pretty decent. Prices aren’t too bad, either. The place is pretty dated, but that’s about the only thing I’d change about it.