Pez collectors pop up everywhere; Obsession: It’s not the candy — many can’t stand the flavor — that attracts these folks. No, it’s the wonderfully imaginative delivery system that draws ...

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PEZ has released many Halloween-themed dispensers over the decades, but the green-faced Witch from the 1960s is one of the rarest. Made for a very short time and discontinued due to its spooky ...

Part character, part candy, and all collectible, the trinket has delighted kids and collectors around the world for decades. ... Two young women distribute PEZ candy in a movie theater in 1964.

The Northeast PEZ Collectors Convention is returning to Orange with a public event on May 6 just a mile from where the candy company has its headquarters and visitors center.

ORANGE, Conn., Dec. 20, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PEZ Candy, Inc. today announced a licensing partnership with Funko, Inc. (Nasdaq:FNKO), a leading pop culture consumer products company, to create ...

PEZ, the small candy tablets that are loaded into colorful dispensers, have collectors who will pay very high prices for rare pieces. And Steve Glew was happy to step in to provide the supply.

PEZ dealers and collectors will have displays of the candy dispensers. According to hosts Jim and Jody Blaine of Hartland, the first 200 paid admissions get a free PEZ dispenser.

Eduard Hass III invented Pez candy as a breath mint and anti-smoking enticement in 1927 in Vienna, Austria. To name his candy, he pulled three letters from the German word for peppermint, pfefferminz.

The first PEZ candies were invented in 1927 by Austria native Eduard Haas III as an alternative to smoking, according to the PEZ website.The name comes from the German word for peppermint ...

Those who love sweets and burgers can celebrate both with a just-released Whataburger-themed PEZ dispenser. The Texas burger chain teamed up with PEZ to create the dispensers, which look like ...