turkey joints

It's the holidays and there's nothing in our area that screams holiday tradition louder than the original Turkey Joints candy, made in Rome, NY. Believe it or not, the family-owned business has been making them the same way for more than 100-years.

A beloved dish that is tasty as it is historic shockingly ranks as the strangest food in the entire country.

Every year my wife and I do our best to buy local candy for Easter, even though are kids are now in their 20s. We - or The Easter Bunny - has been getting them the solid chocolate bunny from Nora's since they were old enough to eat chocolate.

Nora's Candy Shop, and the world famous Candyland Turkey Joints date all the way back to 1919. It was then in Syracuse that the unique candy was created by partners Jimmy Kekis and Spero Haritatos...

What is a Turkey Joint? No really, this time I am asking.

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One of Central New York's favorite holiday traditions is the Turkey Joint. Get ready to bite in for the holiday season.

What are turkey joints?  For a moment we will step away from the journalistic creed of objectivity and describe them as "yummaciousness."

It's not the time to freak out over gift shopping. That freak out time is coming up shortly. Need some help this holiday season? Well we have your back. Here's Christmas gifts that are unique to Utica, Rome, and Central New York. Nora’s Candy Shop Turkey Joints Turkey Joints get their name from their unique design...

This holiday season you'll have your typical holiday treats: candy canes, cookies and milk, 7 layer bars, and of course eggnog. Will you be chowing down on Nora's Candy Shop Turkey Joints? If you're a true Central New Yorker I'm betting you are. Christmas in the valley isn't Christmas without Turkey Joints.