The Fine Print — Page One
Privacy at the Kettle
Short, plain, and honest — the way Ruth ran the kitchen. Here is exactly what stays on your device, what reaches our mailbox, and what never leaves it.
Last updated: September 18, 2026
What stays on your device
When you tap Keep My Preferences on the pantry notice, your browser stores a single small entry on your own device recording that choice — nothing more. It may also remember which collection filter or flavor mood you enjoyed. We never see, receive, or transmit that entry; it lives and dies on your device, and clearing your browser storage erases it completely.
What reaches our mailbox
When you write to copperkettlecandies@gmail.com or call (815) 555-0147, we receive your name, your email address or number, and whatever you choose to tell us — usually an occasion, a flavor family, a tin size, and a date. We use it only to answer you and to prepare the tin you asked for.
What we do not collect
There are no accounts, no passwords, no mailing lists you did not ask to join, and no advertising profiles assembled from your visit. Our pages are a plain public showcase of the craft, the batches, and the gift tins.
Letters and record keeping
Batch cards and tin arrangements are kept through the holiday season they describe, then recycled. If you would like your letter or note destroyed sooner, say so in a line or two and we will do it the same week.
Browse safely with grandchildren in the room
This site is written for adults who remember the fair. It contains nothing aimed at children, and the showcase asks for no personal details anywhere on the page itself.
Changes to this page
When we change this notice, the date at the top changes with it. Material changes are announced on the cork board at the counter for one full season.
Questions
Write to copperkettlecandies@gmail.com with “Kettle Privacy” in the subject line and a human will answer Thursday through Sunday.