Edwards-Freeman Nut Co — Attraction in Conshohocken

This is the first time I've placed an order with this company. And is definitely the last. When I initially ordered what I wanted, I was informed that I would be receiving a confirmation email for the order. The only confirmation I got was from PayPal stating that I made payment. Nothing from Edwards Freeman. So the next day I sent a simple message asking if they had received my order. No response. Next day I received a message from UPS that my order was being shipped.Great! Nothing from Edwards Freeman. Next day I receive my package(yay) and wonderful, three bags are partially melted and 1bag completely melted. If this is how you take care of first time customers, I'm surprised you have a business at all. I am thoroughly disappointed and disgusted. No “yes, we received your order. Thank you." Just a box full of melted candy. Very angry with how I’ve been treated. If I could leave 0 stars I...

Reasonable prices and huge inventory. My grandmother, a connoisseur in everything home made, has been a patron for years. Whether you’re buying ingredients to make your own creations (I.e. nuts, chocolates, even spices), or looking to buy already made novelties, this is the place to frequent. They have their own parking lot, and a handicap accessible ramp. The website is very interesting and explains the history and evolution of the company which originally dates back to 1899. They describe the business as, “An old-fashioned nut “museum” and candy “landmark”…[and] a pillar of the community”, contributing to community and civic affairs. They got only four stars from us because we asked the sales associate today if they had a particular item and he said, “Uh no, I don’t think we do”. We found said item in the aisle on our way to the checkout. Otherwise, a fun little place to...

An extraordinary gem in Conshohocken. Edwards Freeman has every candy and so much more! This is your stop for ANY food gift, any hot sauce, spice, cake decoration, any nut, dried fruit, and collectible. Seasonal products just make this historic jewel even more special. Don’t pass Conshy without a visit! Although located in a one-way street, there is ample parking next door, a few steps from the front entrance. An easy out, down the street and you’re back in downtown on Fayette street. Great place to spend a just a few dollars on a treat or a little more to make up a gift basket or...