Lammes Candies on Airport Boulevard in Austin is reported to be closing after 141 years, with most of its locations shuttering and only the flagship Airport Blvd store remaining for a limited time to sell through inventory. The closures are attributed to unprecedented economic pressures and changing market conditions.
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If you’re in Miami and were hoping to visit or order from Lammes Candies, you can still place online orders while the flagship store remains open, but be aware that many brick-and-mortar locations have already shut down. For the most up-to-date specifics, checking the Lammes Candies official site and recent local coverage from Austin outlets is recommended.[1][3][5]
Austin’s oldest continuously operating family business is shutting its doors after 141 years of selling pralines, chocolates and holiday treats to generations of Central Texas families.
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www.austinchronicle.comAfter 141 years in business, iconic Austin candy maker Lammes Candies is closing its doors, marking the end of one of the city’s oldest family-run businesses and a longtime source of pralines, Longhorns, and holiday traditions for generations of Texans.
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