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At its seasonal opening this past weekend, Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store still does not take credit cards, or have a business phone, or barcode scanners, or a website. Some things have changed.

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While traditions like dyeing eggs, egg hunts and big family meals may look different from family to family, one thing remains true: people love to celebrate Easter with candy and confections.

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