Local business to be featured on QVC Foodie Fest

NASHVILLE, Tenn. () — QVC is bringing its widely adored Foodie Fest to the JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District on Wednesday, Aug. 20, featuring Savannah’s Candy Kitchen (SCK).

Rhett Strickland, co-owner of SCK, expressed, “I’ve been inviting [QVC] to Savannah for years, so it’s thrilling to finally have them here, offering their audience an array of delightful Lowcountry treats. We are truly thankful to represent Savannah nationwide and share the sweet Southern life with everyone.”

Savannah’s Candy Kitchen, a staple on QVC for nearly a decade, will present its famed original and chocolate Savannah pralines. The company will also introduce new pecan and peach pie tarts, crafted exclusively for Foodie Fest.

This event also pays homage to a Savannah icon with the introduction of Tubby’s, a fresh gourmet food brand. Named in memory of the late Stan Strickland, the cherished founder of Savannah’s Candy Kitchen, Tubby’s honors his love for Southern seafood and his well-known nickname, “Tubby.”

Tubby’s will make its QVC debut with two exclusive items:

  • Handmade crab cakes
  • Low Country Boil-in-a Bag

Established in 2023 in Pennsylvania, the QVC Foodie Fest is an annual gathering that unites popular culinary brands from QVC for live broadcasts, new product debuts, and customer interactions. Additionally, more Savannah-inspired foods are expected in future QVC releases. 

“Our family’s mission has extended beyond just candy,” Rhett shared. “It’s about providing an experience and offering an authentic taste of our amazing hometown. That’s the essence of this event.”

QVC Foodie Fest comes to the JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District Wednesday, Aug. 20 from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

You May Also Like

Tennessee’s New Legislation Sparks Concerns Over Educational Choices for Children with Disabilities, Say Parents

In Tennessee, a new legislative change has sparked concern among parents of…

Matthew Perry’s ‘Friends’ Memorabilia and Artwork Auctioned to Benefit His Namesake Foundation

LOS ANGELES – A collection of cherished memorabilia and artwork from the…

FDA Approves First Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarettes for Adults: Landmark Move in Trump Era Policy Shift

WASHINGTON – In a significant move, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)…

Altamonte Springs Decides Fate of Local Gas Tax: Crucial Vote Could Impact Residents’ Wallets

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. – Following Longwood’s recent decision to maintain control over…

Emergence of First Two Tropical Waves of 2026 Marks Atlantic Developments

ORLANDO, Fla. – As we approach the official start of hurricane season,…

Breaking News: WOW! Revamps Oversight Strategies Following Persistent Longwood Water Main Issues

LONGWOOD, Fla. – The clamor of a concrete mixer and the sight…

South Carolina Advances Redistricting Efforts in Response to Supreme Court’s Minority Districts Decision

COLUMBIA, S.C. – As election season heats up, a significant redistricting effort…

Marion Resident Receives 21-Year Sentence for Multiple Undercover Drug Sales

A 38-year-old resident of Marion, Virginia, received a 21-year prison sentence on…

Apopka Police Launch Manhunt for Hit-and-Run Suspect After Man Critically Injured

APOPKA, Fla. – Authorities in Apopka are on the lookout for the…

Russia Rejects Ukraine’s Ceasefire Proposal, Launches Drone Attack Amid Escalating Tensions

KYIV – Ukrainian authorities reported that Russia launched numerous drone assaults against…

Surge in Antarctic Tourism Sparks Concerns Over Environmental Contamination and Disease Risk

BRUSSELS – With concerns mounting over the potential irreversible melting of Antarctica’s…