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Yummy version of water-ice that softer (my grandpa from Philly derogatorily calls is Yum-Yum.) It's very sweet, has tons of dye in it, but kids go wild for it. It'll dye your lips, tongue and your clothes if you aren't careful. My favorite is banana.
What to pay: $1 or more, depending on the size.
Updated Jun 23, 2003
Address: 3808 Boardwalk
The Boardwalk Mall is a good stop for the elderly, small children, or anyone who can't stand the heat for too long. It's located right on the Boardwalk and offers and air-conditioned escape from the heat. It offers all the boardwalk treats and kitsch.
What to buy: Cheesy items made of shells like wind chimes, boardwalk candy, t-shirts and caps, etc.
What to pay: Too much
Written Jun 23, 2003
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Growing up Swirled World was my favorite shop. It stays right on the pulse of what young people want. They do piercings and sell the things kids want- music, clothes, jewlery, posters, etc. Lots of places on the Boardwalk sell this stuff, but this one is definitely the coolest and the best.
Updated Jun 14, 2003
Address: 3810 Boardwalk
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One of the Boardwalk traditions is buying french fries in a big bucket to share with friends/family. You soak em' in ketchup and eat them with toothpicks. There's lots of places on the Boardwalk selling french fries, but in my opinion, this place has the best fries. It's tucked away behind some other food stands at one of the hubs a the center of the boardwalk about a block away from Morey's Pier (accross from The Original Hot Spot.) If you ask someone for directions, just ask for directions to the area where Dracula's Castle used to be (it burned down, but everyone knows where the castle was.)
What to pay: $3 or more
Updated Jun 14, 2003
There are lots of places to buy fudge on the Boardwalk, but trust someone who goes to the shore all the time... accept no imitations and buy your fudge from "The Fudge Kitchen." It's the only place with copper kettles in the window. They give out free samples- one taste and you will see why any other fudge is a waste of time. The fudge is totally creamy without any graininess at all (lots of pure cream!)
What to buy: The fudge, especially the vanilla, is of course the best!
Other traditional favorites are molasses paddles, taffies, marzipan, chocolate covered strawberries, pectin squares, chocolates and more!
What to pay: About $9 lb- keep your eyes peeled for people passing out coupons. Also coupons are in the local free tourist papers.
Written Jun 14, 2003
Phone: 800-23-FUDGE
Website: www.fudgekitchens.com
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