Is Señor Murphy candy made in New Mexico?

Last checked Oct 22, 2026 · 1 pick · Level 2 · How we check origin

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Short answer. Señor Murphy says its candy is made by its confectioners in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with toffees, brittles and fudges hand-stirred in copper kettles.

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Señor Murphy piñon brittle and chile caramel corn

Señor Murphy Candymaker · Santa Fe, NM

What the maker says
Señor Murphy says its chocolates are still made by its own confectioners in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where it opened its first chocolate kitchen in 1971, and that its toffees, brittles, caramels and fudges are hand-stirred in copper kettles. Source: Señor Murphy: About us
Caveat
Señor Murphy says it uses local ingredients ‘whenever possible’, so not every ingredient is from New Mexico. It does not name the address of its Santa Fe kitchen.
Price
Señor Murphy listed red or green chile caramel corn at $6.99 and a 1 lb box of piñon brittle at $27.59 on Oct 22, 2026. Prices change; confirm before you buy.
Why it makes a good gift
Piñon and red or green chile candy that tastes like New Mexico; the caramel corn fits a stocking.
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