If you are ever in Estes park this place is worth going to. Make sure you go to the right place though. There are some copy-cat places that started up and try to claim they are the original. They are not. The first time I was at this place was around 30 years ago. They are under new management but still use the same recipes.
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>Strolling along West Elkhorn Avenue in downtown Estes Park will have visitors passing by many storefronts, but one family-owned business is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds: The Taffy Shop. Its taffy pull machines work tirelessly, winding away to stretch out salt water taffy 20 pounds at a time, and now that shop could earn a national title from the USA Today reader’s choice contest.
If you are ever in Estes park this place is worth going to. Make sure you go to the right place though. There are some copy-cat places that started up and try to claim they are the original. They are not. The first time I was at this place was around 30 years ago. They are under new management but still use the same recipes.
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>>Strolling along West Elkhorn Avenue in downtown Estes Park will have visitors passing by many storefronts, but one family-owned business is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds: The Taffy Shop.
Its taffy pull machines work tirelessly, winding away to stretch out salt water taffy 20 pounds at a time, and now that shop could earn a national title from the USA Today reader’s choice contest.
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