The best find was the no feet "regular" Pez from the 1960's. In regulars, there is no head other than a simple mechanism to ej...

Hello Woodsy I probably have one or two PEZ dispensers around somewhere, more because they were purchased to give away to kids rather than t...

I've often toyed with collecting PEZ. There's something mightily attractive about these candy containers. Here's a small group t...

Sometimes I get fixations. One of them is PEZ with monster heads. The original 1965 Universal monster heads PEZ cost an arm and leg so I...

Another small cache of characters from today's midweek outdoor sale. The September sun was shining and the toy gods were smiling! As I...

I love this Pez stadium. What a cool way to display those nifty dispensers. This candy grandstand was on Etsy. It could even work for action...

 I had to chuckle at this custom Pez I saw online. Would you accept a sweet from its drooling extending jaws? What would a facehugger Pez lo...

Its hard to believe that back in the Sixties this non-descript box housed one of the most exciting Pez ever. The Creature from the Black Lag...

I've always liked PEZ. Probably as a kid but definitely as an adult. I used to buy mint Pez whenever I could, keep them a few years and ...

Hi           PEZ dispensers have featured a few times before on MC, so I thought you would be interested in this You Tube look at the ...

I dug out my book on Pez.  It is Warman's Companion: Pez, by Shawn Peterson, Krause Publications, 2007, however there are a number ...

On a recent trip to the crafts mega-store The Range I picked up a PEZ. Brand new and on its card my PEZ was a minty R2D2, a gift for a ...