Our local favorite: Large fried Mammoth pecans, salted then rolled in white chocolate. Our bestseller! Product Shown in image is the Large Tin.
Small tin holds around 16 ounces.
Large tin holds around 24 ounces.
Everything that Swint’s produces and makes is absolutely wonderful and nothing on this earth compares to their taste.
Kenneth Bennett
I stopped by this place yesterday they have awesome chocolate. If y’all want to get a gift for someone for Christmas that they would absolutely love I suggest you give them a try... the divinity is AMAZING!!!
Bridgett Mathis
I grew up in Milner and always went to swints to get home made candy. Some of my favorite child hood memories were there
Lynn McKenzie
Swints Pecans & Candies
Since 1925
About Us
Swint's Pecans & Candies is famous for the finest quality fudge, pralines, divinity, milk chocolate, white chocolate, orange coconut, pecan rolls with nougat, "Sweet Dreams" (french-fried pecans dipped in white chocolate), plain pecan halves, french-fried pecans, cinnamon sugar and spice pecans, and much more! The business has new owners, but has been in existence since 1925. Swints has been featured on CNN, Atlanta Magazine, Macon Magazine, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Griffin Daily News, Barnesville Herald-Gazette, and many others.
History
Previously owned by three generations, Swint’s is sheltered beneath the pecan trees in a bend in the road. Shadows of the past hint at its former life as a filling station, but the pumps are now gone. Only the oil stains in the concrete remain of the days when flashy automobiles with Northern license plates regularly lined up to fill their tanks with gasoline and satisfy their cravings for the smooth confections from Swint’s.
History
While time has changed the landscape and the traffic, it hasn’t changed the nation’s affection for the confections concocted in the back room of Swint’s. Ida Mae Woodall Swint founded the business out of necessity over 75 years ago. Why not, she reasoned, use the pecans (that were readily available) to make mouth -watering pralines to tempt tired drivers on their long trek south. The result has taken legendary proportions that have spanned generations of Swint family members including W.K. “Ink” and Marie “Doodle” Swint, all the way to grandson Ken Grant, and delighted thousands of loyal consumers with their unique creations.
Swints Pecans & Candies
Since 1925
About Us
Swint's Pecans & Candies is famous for the finest quality fudge, pralines, divinity, milk chocolate, white chocolate, orange coconut, pecan rolls with nougat, "Sweet Dreams" (french-fried pecans dipped in white chocolate), plain pecan halves, french-fried pecans, cinnamon sugar and spice pecans, and much more! The business has new owners, but has been in existence since 1925. Swints has been featured on CNN, Atlanta Magazine, Macon Magazine, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Griffin Daily News, Barnesville Herald-Gazette, and many others.
History
Previously owned by three generations, Swint’s is sheltered beneath the pecan trees in a bend in the road. Shadows of the past hint at its former life as a filling station, but the pumps are now gone. Only the oil stains in the concrete remain of the days when flashy automobiles with Northern license plates regularly lined up to fill their tanks with gasoline and satisfy their cravings for the smooth confections from Swint’s.
History
While time has changed the landscape and the traffic, it hasn’t changed the nation’s affection for the confections concocted in the back room of Swint’s. Ida Mae Woodall Swint founded the business out of necessity over 75 years ago. Why not, she reasoned, use the pecans (that were readily available) to make mouth -watering pralines to tempt tired drivers on their long trek south. The result has taken legendary proportions that have spanned generations of Swint family members including W.K. “Ink” and Marie “Doodle” Swint, all the way to grandson Ken Grant, and delighted thousands of loyal consumers with their unique creations.
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