Syracuse University Bookstore will be hosting the Hercules Candy Company in the Schine Student Center Bookstore Tuesday, October 27th and Wednesday, October 28th.
Stop by to sample the delicious gourmet chocolate that Hercules has been producing for over 100 years and view their offerings of Halloween and holiday molds and specialty items. Make a purchase from a wide selection of seasonal treats and traditional favorites; from spooky Halloween pops to chocolate covered potato chips and pretzels. They’ll even have a 10 lb. block of chocolate-the perfect gift for a true chocoholic!
In addition, Hercules will be displaying and taking orders from their selection of Syracuse University licensed chocolates. These chocolates are ideal for department functions or alumni, corporate, or staff appreciation gifts. They offer many sizes of boxed, hand-dipped chocolates with the University logo on the box or wrapper. They can even customize the packaging for a specific college or department. Hercules also offers a custom mold making service to create chocolates in any shape that you may desire.
For more information about Hercules Candy Company, visit the Hercules web site at http://www.herculescandy.com or contact Rose Crisalli at the Bookstore, ext. 8965.
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