Caramel Creams... some of us know these as "Bulls Eyes" because of their look... caramel around the outside and a vanilla cream in the middle. A 2 pound bag of roughly 75 pieces is $7.99

Single 6 oz. bags (~14 pcs) are $1.49 or single pieces are 15¢ each on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Carmel Creams - Bull's Eyes!

Here they are in a 1.9 ounce package of 10. A box of 20 is $15.99

Single packages are 89¢ each on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Carmel Creams - Bull's Eyes!

We also have Cow Tales made by the same company.

Shipping... Orders placed by midnight usually (but not always) ship on the next business day. $8.45 per order for UPS ground shipping... free for orders of $200.00 or more (continental US only). more info

Orders for more than 10 pounds of bulk may not be shipped in 2 lb. bags unless requested. If you want the 2 lb. bags, put a note in the "comments" box when checking out.

To order, click the "CK" box and enter the quantity...

Bull's Eyes memories... It's funny how a candy can bring back the memory of a smell. My memory is of my brother, Joe, picking out caramel bull's eyes as his candy after a doctor's visit. My mom would always take us to the pharmacy after going to the doctor. Sometimes to get medicine, but many times just for a treat after surviving a shot. My brother, Bill and I would always try something new. But Joe would always get the little rectangular four pack of the bull's eyes. To this day the sight of those candies makes me remember the smell of the doctor's office! ~ Michelle from North Carolina

When I was a child, I used to eat caramel creams every Saturday when I bowled. If I didn't have them, I just didn't seem to bowl well. I swear they made me bowl better. Now I swear a beer makes me bowl better, but it might just seem like it. Maybe I should go back to the caramel creams. I really love the way the caramel is chewy and the sugary inside just melts. Makes me want one now! ~ Pat from South Carolina

I just loved sucking out the middle and then eating the caramel. My grandfather had a small food stop in the early 50's and sold penny candy. I was allowed, at 12, to sell it for him. I ate more Bull's Eyes than I sold. When kids would come in to buy candy they always knew that the Bulls' Eyes were the best because I was always seen eating some. He never said anything but I know that he knew. ~ Karen from Illinois

Caramel Creams / Bull's Eyes memories >>>

William A Goetze started the Baltimore Chewing Gum Company in 1895. Goetze was one of the pioneers in the chewing gum business and may have been the first to produce bubble gum. By 1915 a caramel product called Chu-ees were being manufactured in the Goetze factory. Chu-ees were packaged and wrapped in a fashion similar to chewing gum.

Goetze's Caramel Creams were introduced in 1918. The name explains exactly what the product was (and still is): a caramel jacket with a pure sugar cream center. Caramel Creams really caught on, and the gum-making part of the business was gradually phased out. In 1950 the name of the company was changed to the Goetze's Candy Company. 

Since they look a little like the bull's eye of a target, the nickname was picked up along the way. Many people only know this popular caramel candy by the name Bull's Eyes.