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Where to buy ... SWEET MADNESS® CANDIES, LLC A PLATE TO BREAK® & A Wedding Plate to Break®
"a unique candy for unique
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For information about wholesale prices, contact Judy at info@sweetmadnesscandies.com or call 1.248.330.8191.
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Stores Locations Michigan |
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Lansing: |
Fabiano's® Homemade Candies (see photo below) 1427 E. Michigan Avenue, Lansing, MI 48912
Fabiano's® Homemade Candies 918 Elmwood Plaza, Delta Twp., MI 48917
Fabiano's® Homemade Candies 2984 Towne Centre Blvd., Lansing Twp. 48912 |
Owners, Madeline and Steve Blair Phone: 517 482-7871
Phone: 517 886-8911
Phone: 517 485-1983 |
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City of Livonia: |
Greenmead Historical Park 20501 Newburgh Rd., Livonia, MI 48152 |
Manager, Linda Wiacek Phone: 248 477-7375 |
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Steve Blair, Judy Cerano, Madeline Fabiano Blair and Dan Blair at the March 10th Open House |
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years ago. Judy Cerano had fantasies of throwing one of her
nice china plates, because she was mad about an event in her
life. That fantasy, years later, turned into a business for
her, her husband Elmer, and her daughter Jennifer Pricco.
Judy and Jennifer created the Sweet Madness® Candy Plate to Break® in Judy's kitchen in the fall of 2004. After she felt that the product was ready to show to a manufacturer, she first contacted Madeline and Steve Blair from Fabiano's® Homemade Candies. After a year of discussion, the two candy companies reached an agreement to start manufacturing the candy plates on February 28, 2006. Fabiano's®, a family owned business since 1924, has three stores in Lansing, Michigan. They use only the highest quality products so we know you will appreciate and enjoy the unique candy plates. |
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| Phone: Judy Cerano - 1.248.330.8191 | ||
| © Copyright 2006 by Sweet Madness Candies - patent pending | ||
| Member of Michigan Retailers Association | ||
| Corporate Sponsor: UCP Michigan UCP Metro Detroit UCP Oklahoma UCP Los Angeles | ||
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Judy Cerano, owner of Sweet Madness Candies, is shown with candy
plates at her White Lake Township home. Read Judy's story in
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