DENVER IS SITE OF WORLD’S FIRST TRAVELING CANDY BOUTIQUE

For Immediate Release:       

March 30, 2016

Contact: Dondrae Mills

720.800.5455

business@thesugarstorm.com

DENVER IS SITE OF WORLD’S FIRST TRAVELING CANDY BOUTIQUE

“SUGAR STORM”

Denver, CO – Denver, Colorado is now home to The Sugar Storm, the first fully stocked mobile candy store in the world. The Sugar Storm carries 1,000 pounds of sweets stocked in a 17’ digitally-wrapped truck equipped with handsome hardwood floors, a bistro ceiling, complementary tile and bright track lighting, giving it the perfect boutique look.

The Sugar Storm features over 100 different types of local and national brands of candy, chocolates and ice cream treats including the popular Dippin’ Dots. The traveling truck’s wrap depicts a colorful sugar tornado shooting candy in a park.

The Sugar Storm is the brain child of Monice Mills, a 32 year-old Denver housewife and mother of two who dreamed of opening a candy story since she was young.  “By the time I reached college I had decided that I wanted to open the store as a mobile that could travel to special events,” states Mills.  “By then I understood that candy consumption is primarily an impulsive purchase.”  With the help of Monice’s husband, Dondrae Mills, The Sugar Storm was launched in Denver in March.

The Sugar Storm is available for bookings at private events including birthday parties, weddings and corporate Happy Hours as well outdoor festivals, carnivals and farmer’s markets. Qualifying nonprofit organizations, such as schools, churches and charities, will receive 20% of The Sugar Storm’s profits for appearances at fundraising events.

Find Out More

 Additional information on The Sugar Storm is available at:

• Our website – thesugarstorm.com
• Facebook – facebook.com/sugarstormcandy
• Twitter – twitter.com/sugarstormtruck
• Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYRWk0Sy-u6MYk7wPiiyZfg
  • Sugar Storm Intro Video

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