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Submitted by Kathryn McCusker (not verified) on 10 Nov 2014 - 22:36 Permalink

My mother was Gus Pulakos' little sister Mary. I have many fond memories of the original 926 store. My cousin "Herk" used to carry me on his shoulders through the racks of freshly hand dipped chocolates and I was allowed to help myself. I became addicted at an early age. In 2011 I was with friends in Beaufort S.C. and we took a tour of the town. We were told to go to a particular candy store for a free piece of chocolate and a cup of coffee. I told my friends about my early addiction to chocolate. while waiting for the others to complete their purchases, I noticed a bulletin board....and lo and behold there were two photos of the Pulakos Candy school. Nice to know it is still helping people appreciate chocolate.

Submitted by Alfred Armstrong on 15 Nov 2013 - 10:21 Permalink

Thanks for the insightful comment. I think you must have accidentally included the link to a completely irrelevant website, so I have deleted it for you, as I am sure you would not to give the impression of being a slimy spamming bottom-feeder. Don't thank me, my pleasure.

Submitted by simmy (not verified) on 15 Nov 2013 - 09:24 Permalink

I would like to thank Mr. Gus Pulakos for the effort he had taken for writing this book! From the photographs itself we can imagine effort for making these chocolate creations! Interested to learn to make such chocolate creations!

Submitted by Alfred Armstrong on 15 Nov 2013 - 10:21 Permalink

Thanks for the insightful comment. I think you must have accidentally included the link to a completely irrelevant website, so I have deleted it for you, as I am sure you would not to give the impression of being a slimy spamming bottom-feeder. Don't thank me, my pleasure.