Candy & Snacks Franchises

Popcorn, Peanuts, CrackerJacks! Everybody loves candy and snack treats. Find delicious candy and snack opportunities below -- many different options to choose from at all different price points. Whether it is chocolate, popcorn, candy, healthy snacks - you will be sure to find a concept that really wets your appetite for entrepreneurship!

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DonutNV

Own the fastest-growing food truck business in the world, demonstrating 84.6%* margins!

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$ 100,000 Min.Cash Required

Healthier4U Vending

Are you passionate about owning your own business? Are you interested in giving people the choice to eat healthy? If the answer is yes, then you have found the right partner to build you a successful healthy vending business. At Healthier4U Vending we share your passion and want you to join us to give the choice to eat healthy to everyone.

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$ 30,000 Min.Cash Required

Healthy YOU Vending

For the last 24 years, HealthyYOU Vending has offered franchise-level support with NO royalties or other ongoing fees. New business owners can start part time and keep their job & benefits. Completely flexible schedule with no employees (or they can have one who does all the work for them). The machines sell healthy snacks and drinks and owners monitor their machines remotely 24/7 and run their business from home. HealthyYOU Vending is a top opportunity.

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$ 60,000 Min.Cash Required

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Fun Facts: Candy & Snacks

13 Musketeers candy originally came divided into 3 individual pieces - vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate. The 3 Musketeers bar was introduced in 1932 by Mars.
2Did you know candy's not always a good thing? Just ask Hansel and Gretel.
3Weighing in at 9,722.39 lbs, the world’s largest chocolate bar was manufactured in Armenia.
4Apples are made of 25% air. This is why they float!
5The only edible food for humans that will never go bad is honey.
6Boston candy maker William Schrafft urged people to send his "jelly bean" candy to Union soldiers fighting in the Civil War. Jelly beans have been an American candy favorite since then.
7Cotton candy, ironically, was co-invented in 1897 by William James Morrison, a dentist from Nashville, TN.