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H Hinson wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:02 am

"I grew up in the 1970s, and no road trip was complete without a stop at Stuckey's for some divinity, pecan log rolls, pecan-fried chicken (I have NEVER been able to find a recipe for this anywhere else), taffy and mixed nuts. We took a trip across the Southwest in 1973, and dad obliged us by stopping at every Stuckey's along the way. We always knew we'd find clean restrooms and cold drinks. I just got back from a road trip to North Carolina from Texas. What a thrill it was to find some real, blue roofed Stuckey stores along... Read more

"I grew up in the 1970s, and no road trip was complete without a stop at Stuckey's for some divinity, pecan log rolls, pecan-fried chicken (I have NEVER been able to find a recipe for this anywhere else), taffy and mixed nuts. We took a trip across the Southwest in 1973, and dad obliged us by stopping at every Stuckey's along the way. We always knew we'd find clean restrooms and cold drinks. I just got back from a road trip to North Carolina from Texas. What a thrill it was to find some real, blue roofed Stuckey stores along the way. I was meeting an old friend I hadn't seen in years. Long Live Stuckey's!!!!"... Collapse

JayCee wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:02 am

Great to see Stuckey's back in family hands again. We always stopped at their stores on our family summer vacations and never disappointed. Now, if we could only get Howard Johnson back on firmer ground. Loved those grilled frankfurters!

Great to see Stuckey's back in family hands again. We always stopped at their stores on our family summer vacations and never disappointed. Now, if we could only get Howard Johnson back on firmer ground. Loved those grilled frankfurters!... Collapse

Stacey Applebee ( Hunnicutt) wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:01 am

"Growing up, my family ran and operated MANY Stuckey store locations. From Florida to Kansas! Grandparents, Aunts and parents. Was a great childhood memory!"

"Growing up, my family ran and operated MANY Stuckey store locations. From Florida to Kansas! Grandparents, Aunts and parents. Was a great childhood memory!"... Collapse

Dave wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:01 am

My goodness I miss the long-ago times when making travels down Route 66 from Albuquerque and as a kid always on the lookout for a Stuckey's where my parents would stop for a fill-up - because back then there was a divinity treat given with a fill-up of gas :) and there was that great little store to poke around in and a lunch counter for a burger or a grilled cheese. I loved those days and glad to know Stuckey's can still be found around Georgia. Yay for Stuckey's!!

My goodness I miss the long-ago times when making travels down Route 66 from Albuquerque and as a kid always on the lookout for a Stuckey's where my parents would stop for a fill-up - because back then there was a divinity treat given with a fill-up of gas :) and there was that great little store to poke around in and a lunch counter for a burger or a grilled cheese. I loved those days and glad to know Stuckey's can still be found around Georgia. Yay for Stuckey's!!... Collapse

Nikki L. wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:00 am

In 1969 my parents and I drove from Fresno to NJ most on Rte 66 but stopped at many of Stuckeys along the way for eats and treats. My thrill was picking a charm for my charm bracelet from every state we passed thru at Stuckeys on our journey. I heart you guys!

In 1969 my parents and I drove from Fresno to NJ most on Rte 66 but stopped at many of Stuckeys along the way for eats and treats. My thrill was picking a charm for my charm bracelet from every state we passed thru at Stuckeys on our journey. I heart you guys!... Collapse

Carla Courtney wrote on November 6, 2019 at 10:00 am

"Like everyone else my family made many trips to different states because of living there. Due to the fact my dad was in the Air Force. We always came back to South Carolina for visit's. We would stop at Stuckey's. I got other souvenirs but always got a Pecan Log Roll. I remember them being fatter and longer. We stopped moving around and I have not seen Stuckey's in years. Just about two weeks ago I was talking to a friend who also remembers Stuckey's and getting a Pecan Log Roll. We both work for Big Lots and we sell... Read more

"Like everyone else my family made many trips to different states because of living there. Due to the fact my dad was in the Air Force. We always came back to South Carolina for visit's. We would stop at Stuckey's. I got other souvenirs but always got a Pecan Log Roll. I remember them being fatter and longer. We stopped moving around and I have not seen Stuckey's in years. Just about two weeks ago I was talking to a friend who also remembers Stuckey's and getting a Pecan Log Roll. We both work for Big Lots and we sell old time candy for the summer. Yes at lot of it looks different and are smaller or some bigger. I found Stuckey's Pecan Log Roll. Oh boy of course I bought two. When I got home and took a bite. That took me back to my childhood. Wow. Just bought two more. Thanks for the memories. Only one problem with these is when I eat a Pecan Log Roll I run across a shell. Thank you."... Collapse

Anita wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:59 am

Just moved to NC, I use to work at a Stuckey's Store back in Conway Texas, Glad to see you still open...

Just moved to NC, I use to work at a Stuckey's Store back in Conway Texas, Glad to see you still open...... Collapse

Deborah Dayton wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:59 am

Every vacation we took in the 1960's and early 70's we would look for and stop at Stuckeys and buy Taffy and Pecan log rolls. What great memories I have of those family vacations and Stuckeys is a part of them!

Every vacation we took in the 1960's and early 70's we would look for and stop at Stuckeys and buy Taffy and Pecan log rolls. What great memories I have of those family vacations and Stuckeys is a part of them!... Collapse

Theresa Nichols wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:59 am

I am 44 years old. When I was a kid we use to drive from Albany, OR to Eugene, OR. You use to have a stucky's on the way. You would have all sorts of warm nuts and candy. We missed it when you closed it.

I am 44 years old. When I was a kid we use to drive from Albany, OR to Eugene, OR. You use to have a stucky's on the way. You would have all sorts of warm nuts and candy. We missed it when you closed it.... Collapse

Scott Kubiszyn wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:58 am

A most stop on our to Cleveland to see family. Would always buy apricot syrup. Hard to believe that was 45 years ago. We still talk about Stuckeyes

A most stop on our to Cleveland to see family. Would always buy apricot syrup. Hard to believe that was 45 years ago. We still talk about Stuckeyes... Collapse

Kathy wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:58 am

My name is Kathy. When I was young, my parents used to take my two sisters and I on vacation to visit my Mom's family in Tennessee. My Dad always took Route 41 South. There were several Stuckey's along the way. Fresh hot apple cider and their famous Pecan Rolls. They were the best. They made such an impression on my family and I. I looked forward to our trips South every year. To this day, 50 years later, I still think of Stuckey's. How I wish there was one in Illinois. Thank you Stuckey's for giving me a such... Read more

My name is Kathy. When I was young, my parents used to take my two sisters and I on vacation to visit my Mom's family in Tennessee. My Dad always took Route 41 South. There were several Stuckey's along the way. Fresh hot apple cider and their famous Pecan Rolls. They were the best. They made such an impression on my family and I. I looked forward to our trips South every year. To this day, 50 years later, I still think of Stuckey's. How I wish there was one in Illinois. Thank you Stuckey's for giving me a such a fond memorable childhood memory.... Collapse

ralph herdrich jr wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:58 am

The pecan rolls sound quite good!Wish there were some Stuckey's locations,if not in,certainly out toward Chicagoland.

The pecan rolls sound quite good!Wish there were some Stuckey's locations,if not in,certainly out toward Chicagoland.... Collapse

Dave Moore wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:57 am

I really miss Stuckey's being around my parts. It was my very favorite place of all when I was a kid, especially when traveling with my parents. I loved the Snuckey's burgers and fries,and I oh so loved the magic tricks and gag gifts they sold! (I was the prankster of the family)....And who could forget, Snuckey's pecan rolls! Wow they were the best!!!

I really miss Stuckey's being around my parts. It was my very favorite place of all when I was a kid, especially when traveling with my parents. I loved the Snuckey's burgers and fries,and I oh so loved the magic tricks and gag gifts they sold! (I was the prankster of the family)....And who could forget, Snuckey's pecan rolls! Wow they were the best!!!... Collapse

Lora Compton wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:57 am

As a child traveling in the 60's was boring but Dad kept us excited letting us know how much longer till we get to Stuckey's. We stopped at every location and always picked up a silly toys and of course pecan log. I loved my woopie cushion! I remember one trip we were getting close to our Stuckey's stop and put on our shoes all ready to go just to find out it was closed due to fire. We cried.

As a child traveling in the 60's was boring but Dad kept us excited letting us know how much longer till we get to Stuckey's. We stopped at every location and always picked up a silly toys and of course pecan log. I loved my woopie cushion! I remember one trip we were getting close to our Stuckey's stop and put on our shoes all ready to go just to find out it was closed due to fire. We cried.... Collapse

Julie Fleiser wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:56 am

"Every summer, we did a road trip from Pueblo, CO to Atlanta, GA to visit my grandparents. My job was to look for Stuckey's signs. My mom loved the pecan rolls and divinity. My sisters and I loved buying a game for the road. I always wanted to eat at the grill, but we had a schedule to keep, so that never happened. Thanks for being such a wonderful memory for me!"

"Every summer, we did a road trip from Pueblo, CO to Atlanta, GA to visit my grandparents. My job was to look for Stuckey's signs. My mom loved the pecan rolls and divinity. My sisters and I loved buying a game for the road. I always wanted to eat at the grill, but we had a schedule to keep, so that never happened. Thanks for being such a wonderful memory for me!"... Collapse

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