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Gift giving season is around the corner, and here is lots of great stuff from the northwest that you can't find anywhere else.

Gift giving season is around the corner, and here is lots of great stuff from the northwest that you can't find anywhere else.

Liberty Orchards finds a buyer to keep Aplets & Cotlets production going June 1, 2021 at 8:24 am The Aplets & Cotlets store at the Liberty Orchards factory in Cashmere, Wash., had expected to close in 2021 after 101 years in business. (Feliks Banel/KIRO Radio) Liberty Orchards, the makers of the Aplets & Cotlets, will remain open after all. Aplets & Cotlets, a strongly flavored variation on a fruit candy known as “Turkish Delight,” have been a Northwest fixture for decad...

A Washington-made candy that has been a staple in local stores for over a century is...

Liberty Orchards, the maker of Aplets & Cotlets, announced it would close its doors in March. Author: Mia Hunt Updated: 12:49 PM PDT June 1, 2021 In a Facebook post, Aplets and Cotlets, the chewy and iconic Washington confection out of Cashmere, announced they will remain open and continue operations like normal after they were expected to shut down in June. In the post they said the maker of the candy, Liberty Orchards, is currently in negotiations with a prospe...

Liberty Orchards, the maker of Aplets & Cotlets, announced it would close its doors in March.

March 17, 2021 at 5:37 pm The Aplets & Cotlets store at the Liberty Orchards factory in Cashmere, WA will close later this year after 101 years in business. (Feliks Banel/KIRO Radio) Love ’em or hate ’em, Aplets & Cotlets, a strongly flavored variation on a fruit candy known as “Turkish Delight,” have been a Northwest fixture for decades. But now, they’re going away forever. “We had decided several years ago that we wanted to try to sell the business, and we’ve...

KXLY March 17, 2021 12:36 PM Erin Robinson Updated: CASHMERE, Wash. — Liberty Orchards Company, the makers of Aplets and Cotlets, will close operations by June. The company was founded in 1920 by two Armenian immigrants, Mark Balaban and Armen Tertsagian, who bought a small apple orchard near Cashmere and used their surplus of fruit to create Aplets. Aplets are an apple and walnut confection based on Locoum, a famous Near East candy known as Turkish Delight. Just a f...