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What It's Really Like Inside Minnesota's Largest Candy Store-Ben Davis Getty ThinkstockMinnesota's Largest Candy Store surprised the heck outta me! It is so much more than just candy. Check out these amazing pictures of one of Minnesota's coolest roadside attractions!I finally stopped by that big yellow building along a Minnesota highway and couldn't have imagined everything I'd see inside of Minnesota's Largest Candy Store!Ya ever wondered what kind of home you could get in Minnesota for $11 Million? More than I could imagine. It's a lot!Source: What It’s Really Like Inside Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store!CommentsLeave A Comment

What It's Really Like Inside Minnesota's Largest Candy Store-Ben Davis Getty ThinkstockMinnesota's Largest Candy Store surprised the heck outta me! It is so much more than just candy. Check out these amazing pictures of one of Minnesota's coolest roadside attractions!I finally stopped by that big yellow building along a Minnesota highway and couldn't have imagined everything I'd see inside of Minnesota's Largest Candy Store!Ya ever wondered what kind of home you could get in Minnesota for $11 Million? More than I could imagine. It's a lot!Source: What It’s Really Like Inside Minnesota’s...

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Ben Davis has been artnet News's National Art Critic since 2016. He is the author of '9.5 Theses on Art and Class' (Haymarket, 2013), and was an editor of 'The Elements of Architecture' (Taschen, 2018), which began as the catalogue to the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennial.

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