Lammes Candies is closing its Austin operations, including the Airport Boulevard location, after 141 years, with the Round Rock location also affected; the Airport Blvd store remains open for now but is not guaranteed to stay open long term. Online ordering and occasional pop-ups are being emphasized as the company winds down in-person retail. If you’re in Amsterdam, note this is a Texas-based retailer closing its brick-and-mortar footprint, but you can still order Lammes Candies online for delivery or pickup in the U.S..[1][3][4][6]
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If you’d like, I can pull the latest official statements from Lammes Candies’ site and summarize any timing details or offer alternatives for purchasing their pralines remotely.[8][1]
After 141 years in business, iconic Austin candy maker Lammes Candies is closing its doors, marking the end of one of the city’s oldest family-run businesses and a longtime source of pralines, Longhorns, and holiday traditions for generations of Texans.
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