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Giving a tour of his Jordan store, Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store owner Robert Wagner points out the store’s decorations while detailing his products which include candy from around the world

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The move comes as a response to the upcoming Highway 169 grade-separated interchange project, which will permanently cut off the store's access to the highway.

For nearly 50 years, Minnesota's Largest Candy Store has been at the same location off Highway 169 near Jordan. But soon the iconic landmark will have a new home.

Minnesota's Largest Candy Store, an iconic roadside destination for treats from lollipops and chocolate to pasta and pickles, is planning to move to a new building on a new site. The relocation is driven by a long-discussed interchange project on Hwy. 169. Under Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) rules, the candy store would be too close to the updated highway and its access to the ...

The move comes as a response to the upcoming Highway 169 grade-separated interchange project, which will permanently cut off the store's access to the highway.

The move comes as a response to the upcoming Highway 169 grade-separated interchange project, which will permanently cut off the store's access to the highway.

The move comes as a response to the upcoming Highway 169 grade-separated interchange project, which will permanently cut off the store's access to the highway.

The move comes as a response to the upcoming Highway 169 grade-separated interchange project, which will permanently cut off the store's access to the highway.