See's Candies Thailand

See's Candies, an iconic American chocolate brand with a rich heritagespanning over 100 years, was acquired by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger of Berkshire Hathaway. The company upholds its timeless motto, "Quality Without Compromise's," ensuring the finest products for its customers.

Today, See's Candies boasts 260 stores across the United States and has expanded its reach globally with 92 authorized distributors in 15 countries, including Thailand.

World Famous

The Finest from See's Candies Taste the legacy with our premium chocolate collection - Toffee-Ettes, Peanut Brittle & timeless classics.

Toffee-ettes - 5 oz.

So good you won't want to share. Little nuggets of rich Danish butter toffee and roasted almonds smothered in See's creamy milk chocolate...topped off with even more crunchy almonds.

Peanut Brittle - 5 oz.

Made with Mary See's original recipe, our peanut brittle is packed with more peanuts per square inch than any other.

Featuring the highest quality ingredients, each bite is loaded with buttery, crunchy, nutty goodness.

Assorted Lollypops - 8.4 oz.

This gourmet candy-on-a-stick is great for the beach, pics, ballgames, sack lunches and more. Heavy cream, butter, and genuine flavors of real vanilla, butterscotch, chocolate, and coffee.Approximately 12 pcs. per box.

Our Iconic Past

The story Behind a Legendary Premium Chocolate Shop

1921-1925

It's the roaring 20s in LA, and See's Candies are so delicious that they make their way into socialites' hands

- and conversations. Lots of chocolate is consumed.

1928

See's has custom Harley motorcycles delivering candy to customers, because why not?
Now, we have DoorDash.

1952

I Love Lucy TV stars Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance go to work in the See's factory for an episode...and Lucy loves it.

1972

Warren Buffett tries a See's candy and loves it so much, he acquires it. As in, the whole company. He and Charlie

Munger purchase See's together, calling it "a dream business"

2021

See's celebrates 100 years by launching a new piece every month, asking customers "What new piece would you like to see in your next box of See's?" and releasing limited-edition centennial memorabilia.