Description
Quiet money. Toasted pecan and pecan praline, a whiskey-caramel warmth running underneath (all flavor, zero proof), sorghum giving it that deep, old sweetness. Amber-brown, cold and clean at the corner, then warm and buttery in the back. Set one out with coffee and let it hold the quiet, chop a stone over vanilla ice cream for praline that actually tastes like pecans, or build a board around it for the people who notice what things are made of. Contains pecan. It doesn’t raise its voice because it’s never had to.
Average rating
4.45
Rated 4.45 out of 5 based on 130 customer ratings
130 reviews
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
1 piece (14g)
Amount per serving
Calories
80
% Daily Value*
-
Total Fat
4.5g
6%
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Saturated Fat
2g
10%
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Trans Fat
0g
-
Cholesterol
10mg
3%
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Sodium
25mg
1%
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Total Carbohydrate
9g
3%
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Dietary Fiber
0g
0%
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Total Sugars
8g
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Protein
2g
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Vitamin D 0mcg
0%
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Calcium 0mg
0%
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Iron 0mg
0%
-
Potassium 0mg
0%
Ingredients: Cane sugar, sweetened condensed milk, cultured brown butter, pecans, pecan praline (sugar, pecans, butter), white chocolate (cocoa butter, sugar, milk powder), whiskey flavoring, sorghum syrup, bourbon-barrel vanilla extract, sea salt.
Contains milk, tree nuts (pecan). Produced in a facility that also handles tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, eggs, soy, and sesame.
Camille D. –
Pulled one apart over a cold evening and the warmth felt like a blanket. Deep caramel that sneaks up on you after the nut fades.
Renata F. –
Wheeled these out at a chilly brunch and felt like fall in a bite. It leans Southern in the best way, like pralines from a good kitchen. The buttery warmth reminded me of the sweets my Irish gran kept around.
Blathnaid G. –
Dropped a box in the cart on a hunch and now it’s a standing order. Quiet, deep, and comforting, like a lazy Sunday in a bite.
Clementine A. –
Broke into the holiday box early and have already reordered to cover my tracks. Nutty, warm, and just restrained enough to feel grown-up.
Roscoe F. –
Served these after a big meal when nobody thought they had room, and they did. Barely sweet, mostly warm and nutty, exactly my speed. The founder, L. A. Walton, clearly knows her way around a dessert.
Rohan L. –
Grabbed a box for a cold front and the warmth did the rest. A warm, buttery close rounds off every stone just right.
Ciaran J. –
Opened a box during a storm and it made staying in feel like a choice. It eats like the top of a dessert menu, just in a tin.
Desmond G. –
Set a box on the counter and it was gone before the weekend. The depth sneaks up on you one bite at a time.
Isadora W. –
Grabbed one on the way out the door and wished I’d grabbed three. It tastes like it was made slow, by someone who meant it. The sorghum and pecan tasted like the Mvskoke tables I grew up around.
Nita Y. –
Opened the box expecting candy and got something grown-up. Serious pecan, serious caramel, no shortcuts anywhere.
Elliot Z. –
Took one apart with my coffee and the morning just got better. That caramel warmth is the reason I keep a box on hand now.
Sohee C. –
Carried a box to a friend’s housewarming and we killed it on the porch. A low, slow caramel hum that just refuses to leave.
Amira D. –
Opened mine the second it landed and ate one standing in the kitchen. The caramel hangs around at the back of every bite. A keeper for the holiday table.
Colton L. –
Tried the eight-count as a middle ground and now I want the twelve. That slow caramel finish is the detail that sold me. As someone Irish, the warm caramel felt like home.
Scarlett Y. –
Set a couple out for a slow movie night and the box didn’t make the credits. It rewards you for slowing down, which I did not expect. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind desserts.
Matheus S. –
Brought the twelve-count to Friendsgiving and came home with an empty box. The praline note is roasty and real the whole way through.
Greta L. –
Wrapped a cold night around a couple of these and it was perfect. Deep and buttery, none of that flat one-note sweetness. It meant a lot to find a flavor that nods to my own roots.
Enda N. –
Chopped a stone over vanilla ice cream and lost my mind a little. Rich but grown-up, not sugary, exactly how I want a sweet.
Arthur P. –
Passed the box around a family table and it came back empty. Honestly tastes like pecan pie set into a bite.
Diego G. –
Made these the centerpiece of a lazy weekend and they held it. It’s understated luxury that disappears far too fast.
Nalani V. –
Sampled one at the register and walked out with the big box. Elegant without being precious, which I loved.
Everett C. –
Gifted a box to my mother-in-law and she hid it from everyone. The sorghum gives it a dark, old-sweetness most candy never reaches.
Luana L. –
Volunteered to bring dessert and these quietly out-ate the pie. The finish sits low and warm long after the bite is over.
Jisoo M. –
Hoarded the last stone behind the milk and still lost that fight. The nuttiness lands first and the caramel carries it home. Nice to taste sorghum and pecan done the way my people always made it.
Isabela D. –
Unboxed it still cool and the cut-stone look alone hooked me. The toffee warmth lingers like something homemade.
Enota M. –
Put one on a cheese board as a dark-horse pick and it ran away with it. The finish is warm where I half expected it to stay just sweet. You can tell L. A. Walton tastes everything before it ships.
Opal H. –
Broke one in half to share and then regretted the generosity. It stays rich without getting heavy, bite after bite. Cozy for a chilly October evening.
Sunwoo W. –
Added these to the cart half-curious and now I keep them stocked. Tastes pricey, eats humble, and I will absolutely buy it again.
Gormlaith L. –
Took the small box camping and finished it before the fire died. It feels like a treat, not a snack, and I earned it. Peak fall-night energy.
Maeve M. –
Rolled the dice on the big box and have zero complaints. Not fake-sweet anywhere, just deep roasted pecan and caramel. Whatever L. A. Walton is doing over there, she should never stop.
Siofra E. –
Kept a box in the car for emergencies and defined emergency loosely. The pecan is browned by someone who clearly cared.
Yuna K. –
Let the box breathe on the counter for a day and then it was just gone. Every bite has that low, buttery sweetness and I’m fully hooked. Exactly what October snacking should be.
Seojin K. –
Doled out a stone each and ran out long before anyone was done. Deeply nutty and warm, my new go-to for a slow evening.
Lorcan L. –
Set a stone next to a scoop of vanilla and called it a very good night. Smooth and serious, dangerously easy to keep going back to.
Aengus K. –
Took a box to my parents’ and my dad quietly finished most of it. The pecan flavor is honest, roasty, and completely moreish. Great wind-down for a cool night.
Verena P. –
Went for the small box first and now I know better. It’s basically pecan pie reshaped into a stone, and I’m not mad.
Nisha C. –
Opened a box the day it came and texted a friend before I’d finished chewing. It reads expensive without trying to prove anything. Right on cue for the cold front.
Larissa G. –
Leaned into a cozy night with these and the caramel carried it. A plush richness makes even one little stone feel generous.
Harper A. –
Cracked open the box on a cold night and barely shared. The butterscotch note is smooth and the pecan keeps it grounded.
Eabha M. –
Opened the twelve-count at a holiday party and it went before the mulled wine. Quiet at first, then the caramel just keeps paying off. The restrained sweetness suits my Korean taste perfectly.
Gustavo R. –
Bought a box to test and immediately added two to the next order. Praline that actually tastes like pecans, start to finish.
Bruno L. –
Kept a stone on hand for sweater weather and it’s my first reach. The warmth creeps up from behind and settles in for the night.
Mason D. –
Ordered these on a recommendation and they earned the spot. Toasty, warm, and gone before I meant it to be.
Rodrigo R. –
Reached for one between chores and then reached for three more. A molasses-dark hum runs under the sweetness the whole way.
Breandan N. –
Eased into a slow morning with one and it kept me company. A butterscotch edge runs smooth and sneaky under the pecan. Snug and warm for the first real chill.
Ingmar B. –
Nibbled the corner to test it and finished the stone standing up. Toasted pecan and butterscotch, deep and smooth and gone too fast.
Winona T. –
Tried a stone cold from the fridge and then another at room temp, both great. Slow, deep caramel is the part I keep coming back for.
Jihun H. –
Snagged a box for a slow Sunday and it never saw Monday. Every stone eats like a whole dessert course in miniature. That rich, toasted warmth hit the Brazilian in me just right.
Igor K. –
Produced a box at a holiday open house and it was the quiet star. Toasty and round, the caramel lingering a surprising while.
Aoife R. –
Stashed a box for the holidays and cracked it a month early. It’s comfort food dressed up for the holidays.
Carolina G. –
Set a box by the fireplace and the whole room smelled like fall. Buttery, nutty, and just sweet enough to know when to stop.
Yeji F. –
Bit into one expecting a gimmick and got a real confection. Gorgeously rich and warm, eats far above what it costs.
Priya L. –
Brought a box to a quiet dinner and it quietly stole the evening. The praline tastes cooked-down and real, no shortcuts.
Meabh W. –
Dished a few at a get-together and people kept circling back. Not too sweet, just deep and warm and exactly right. Classic L. A. Walton — nobody else makes a stone like this.
Nari N. –
Trotted a box out at a fall party and people kept coming back. Rich, calm, and far more refined than a little fudge stone should be.
Liadan C. –
Kept a stone back for dessert and ended up having it for breakfast too. The praline depth is relentless in the best possible way.
Niall T. –
Caved on a slow afternoon and the box didn’t survive it. Toasted nut up top, dark sweetness underneath, a warm finish tying it together.
Orflaith T. –
Brought a box to a tailgate and it beat every salty snack there. Pecan up front, caramel underneath, a warm hush on the way out.
Hyewon T. –
Worked one slowly through a long phone call and it was gone by the end. The sorghum lends an old-fashioned molasses warmth nothing else has.
Oran F. –
Grabbed the twelve-count for a party and barely had leftovers. That dark-sugar note at the end is the part I chase.
Mirae L. –
Opened the twelve-count for the holidays and it emptied fast. Smooth butterscotch edge that’s a little sneaky, already reordering.
Noemie J. –
Dropped the big box into my cart to justify shipping and no regrets. The buttery depth is a trap and I fell right in.
Mabel G. –
Ate one on the drive home and had to stop myself from the whole box. That sorghum backbone gives the sweetness somewhere serious to go. Only L. A. Walton could make a fudge this refined.
Jackson C. –
Slipped a box into a care package and had to buy another to keep. It’s the quiet standout on any board it touches.
Meera P. –
Set one on a saucer like a grown-up and ate it like a kid. The pecan is so real I’ll be buying this again. Perfect for the first crisp nights.
Donncha B. –
Put a box out at a fall gathering and it set the whole tone. Smooth, nutty, and quietly confident from the first bite.
Tatiana S. –
Lined a few up on a saucer with tea and felt thoroughly spoiled. Refined in a way most candy never bothers to be.
Avery N. –
Plated a few next to the fancy chocolate and these won. Starts quiet, finishes loud, and I respect the whole arc. Nobody builds flavors like L. A. Walton.
Riordan K. –
Built a little dessert board around these for guests. Soft, dusty stones with real pecan behind them, cozy and rich. Meant a lot to taste something this rich that nodded to where I grew up in Korea.
Seamus K. –
Served a few on the good plates and they more than earned it. The pecan is the loudest thing in the room without ever shouting.
Sabine K. –
Pried the lid off the moment it arrived and dug right in. Warm, nutty, and dangerously easy to overdo.
Nessa J. –
Grabbed the small box to try and already regret not sizing up. Cold and clean at the first bite, warm and buttery at the end.
Boram N. –
Opened the box at my desk on a Monday and it rescued the whole day. Quietly luxurious, the sort of dessert that doesn’t need a speech.
Grania L. –
Set these out at a wine night and they outclassed the cheese. Velvety caramel and real pecan, I slowed down just to make it last. The deep caramel took me straight back to a Brazilian kitchen.
Juniper H. –
Tried one half-expecting a letdown and sat up a little straighter. The dark sweetness stays low while the toasted pecan stays loud.
Minseo V. –
Snuck one before bed and immediately wanted another. It’s calm and confident where most candy just feels frantic. Lovely with the leaves turning up here.
Meli L. –
Brought a box to a porch night and we ate them under blankets. A little goes a long way, and I mean that as a compliment.
Nuala K. –
Split the small box with my sister and we both reached for the last one. A couple of stones and I was content, in the best way.
Tooantuh S. –
Had a stone with a nightcap of tea and the whole thing felt indulgent. A mellow heat of caramel glows under every single bite. As someone Brazilian, that sweet-dark depth felt like family.
Bianca P. –
Took the small box to work and lasted exactly one afternoon with it. Serious enough for coffee, easy enough to eat by the handful.
Chaewon L. –
Set one beside my evening tea and grazed the whole night. Understated and plush, the kind of sweet you serve and say nothing.
Esme Y. –
Ate one slow with a cup of coffee and the quiet just suited it. The caramel reads slow-cooked and the pecan reads fresh-toasted.
Zara Z. –
Ventured one with an evening cup and it was dangerously easy. Smooth as anything, with a toasted-nut depth hiding underneath. Lovely to enjoy something that tastes like where my family comes from.
Sani H. –
Took a stone apart slowly just to make it last. The nut leads and the sorghum trails off long and dark behind it. Made a gray afternoon a lot warmer.
Vitoria P. –
Laid a few out at a cocktail night and these got the attention. Buttery and grown-up, nothing like a quick sugar rush.
Yasmin W. –
Crumbled a stone over oatmeal and ruined plain oatmeal for myself. The toasted pecan is the whole thing and it’s done right.
Dongwook L. –
Cracked into the box at a small dinner and it set the mood. That low molasses note threads under the caramel and ties it all together.
Lucas J. –
Pulled one out after a long week and let it do the talking. Warm, roasty, and plush, the kind of thing you reorder on sight.
Pedro T. –
Saved one for after dinner and treated it like a proper dessert. The whiskey note is all flavor and zero proof, and it works.
Fala Z. –
Took a box on a road trip and it never made it to the destination. The praline keeps unfolding the longer it sits on the tongue. Right on time for sweater weather.
Beomgyu W. –
Kept one box at my desk and that was a mistake, in the best way. Caramel and toasted nuts, soft and dusty and gone too soon.
Woojin C. –
Started with one piece and did not stop until the box was light. The caramel glows under every bite without ever shouting.
Muireann G. –
Set a couple out with my coffee and that was the evening. A toasty, caramel-deep richness carries every single stone.
Leif A. –
Let one sit on my tongue a second and the caramel just kept going. Warm and nutty without a trace of that cheap-sugar aftertaste.
Brona A. –
Approached these cautious and left impressed by the restraint. Deep, nutty, and the sorghum keeps it interesting bite to bite. The low, roasted sweetness caught a Korean-childhood memory I’d forgotten.
Minjae R. –
Centered a dessert spread around these and they carried it. The caramel bloomed the second it hit my coffee-warm mouth.
Jinwoo H. –
Slid a box onto the holiday table as a trial run. Rich and warm with a finish that lingers like a good evening.
Odette R. –
Served them at a dinner and watched the plate empty first. Buttery depth, dark-sugar backbone, and a finish that just hangs around.
Rafaela Y. –
Scooped one up on a cold Friday and it was gone by Saturday. The whole thing tastes homemade, like praline cooked down slow.
Beckett W. –
Kept circling back to the box until there was nothing left. Soft on the first bite, deep and dark by the last.
Istas Y. –
Ordered a box after seeing a friend’s and finally get the fuss. Rich without ever tipping into cloying, which is a hard trick.
Changmin T. –
Carried a box to Sunday dinner and it was gone before coffee. It leans rich and dark and never once feels cheap.
Darragh F. –
Treated myself on a quiet Tuesday and no regrets at all. That whiskey-caramel warmth sneaks in a beat after the nut.
Lorcan D. –
Set one out for a late-night craving and regretted nothing the next morning. Low and dark and buttery, nothing else on my shelf is close.
Imani R. –
Tried one at a friend’s and ordered a box before I left. The toasted-pecan warmth lands like a holiday memory.
Linnea H. –
Tucked a stone into my pocket for later and ate it in the parking lot. The caramel and pecan together feel almost decadent.
Kyungsoo A. –
Rationed the box to make it stretch and failed by day two. The nut and the caramel keep trading the lead the whole way down.
Doyoon J. –
Picked a box up at a pop-up and have been chasing it since. The sweetness knows exactly when to step back, which I respect.
Minho A. –
Lured my partner off the couch with a single stone of this. It tastes like money that doesn’t need to announce itself.
Chebon C. –
Packed a box for a cabin weekend and it was the best thing we brought. A quiet, buttery depth settles in and refuses to quit.
Micco E. –
Bought these on a whim and they vanished by Sunday. The toasted-pecan warmth is autumn packed into a single bite.
Soren S. –
Slid a stone onto a warm slice of pound cake and that was dinner, basically. A whisper of warmth lands right as you think the bite is over.
Vinicius T. –
Grabbed a box on a grey Tuesday purely to feel better, and it worked. Deep, round, and buttery, the sort of sweet you serve in good company.
Deirdre S. –
Set a box out at book club and three people asked for the link. The caramel tastes slow-cooked, like it took its time.
Cheparney W. –
Keep a box in the fridge now and it’s the first thing I reach for. Pecan-forward and buttery, with just enough edge to keep it honest.
Flora G. –
Kept telling myself just one more and the box disagreed quietly. The flavor is deeper than the little stone lets on.
Jamal H. –
Lined a few up after dinner and understood the warning label. The sweetness is deep rather than loud, which I keep coming back for.
Deaglan L. –
Kept the eight-count in the pantry and it did not stay hidden. Cozy, deep, and far more put-together than candy has any right to be.
Fergal K. –
Quietly finished half the box in one sitting and ordered more. The dark-sugar edge keeps it from ever tipping too sweet.
Ruairi C. –
Caught myself eating a third before I meant to stop. The caramel does the heavy lifting and the pecan takes the credit.
Elena G. –
Shared the box with my skeptical dad and he went back twice. Dark-sugar warmth got me on the very first stone.
Delia N. –
Picked the twelve-count for a crowd and barely had any to send home. Low, slow, dark-sugar flavor I genuinely can’t quit.
Wren B. –
Kept circling the pantry until the box gave up and let me finish it. Nutty and plenty rich, a worthy sidekick for my coffee. That dark-sugar, nutty warmth felt like my Muscogee family’s kitchen.
Rafael B. –
Picked a box up for a gift and bought a second one to keep, obviously. Buttery and dark and absurdly easy to keep eating. Felt like fall decided to become a dessert.
Nokosi W. –
Earned a couple after a hard day and they were worth it. The slow caramel burn is the part that keeps pulling me back.
Turlough B. –
Tucked into these on a rainy afternoon and it hit perfectly. Warm pecan and slow caramel, textbook cozy.
Murilo B. –
Paired one with black coffee and the pecan came alive. The dusty, matte bite hides a praline that keeps unfolding.
Quillon D. –
Tried one bracing for too-sweet and got restraint instead. Molasses-dark sweetness in every stone, unusual and great. That slow, buttery richness nodded to my Irish side of the family.
Astrid E. –
Opened a box at a quiet dinner and the caramel carried the table. Soft-spoken at first bite and unforgettable by the third.
Marina D. –
Had one with my morning coffee and kept thinking about it till lunch. Grown-up candy, pecan and all, with real restraint.