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Opened in 1937, Wichita, Kansas's iconic Nifty Nut House offers more than 4,000 tasty treat options. And that's before adding in holiday-specific 'extras'! The wildly popular snack destination's newer building is full of light, with floor-to-ceiling shelves along every wall. House-roasted nuts that fill display cases near the center of the room include fancy mixed combos. Prepare to spend as much as an hour to take in this dizzying array of goodies. You might even find fond childhood memories resurfacing! But don't let your tour among all these sweet and salty snacks sidetrack you from viewing 1,000 gumball machines displayed high along the wall. Owner and "head nut" at Nifty Nut House, Steve Jahn, has collected them for more than three decades. During one of my visits, local handmade pinatas also decorated the room. Want another reason to check out the Nifty Nut House during your next Wichita visit? Food Network personality, Alton Brown, even called this amazing snack destination "a national treasure," after his visit. Disclaimer: As a travel writer I may receive complimentary stays, admissions, meals, transportation, and, occasionally, products I am asked to review. However, I make every effort to report my experiences fairly and honestly.
Please note these photos are several years old. While they reflected the character of Nifty Nut House during two visits, specific details may have changed.
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