The Roman Candy Man
If you’ve spent any length of time in New Orleans outside of the French Quarter, you’ve likely come across a raised wooden cart, pulled by a horse. Inside, a person is making sticks of confectionary known to generations of kids as Roman Candy.
Today, I’m joined by one of the Roman Candy men, Mr. Daniel Kottemann.
Resources
Find out more about Roman Candy, or to order click here.
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Support comes from The Historic New Orleans Collection, the city’s premiere history museum, located at five twenty Royal Street in the heart of the French Quarter.
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A big thanks to Daniel for joining me today! Thanks also to Kristen Campbell who introduced us.
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Mark
Great Episode. Loved learning the history and appreciate the dedication to the family business!