MUSKEGO, Wis. - eTradeWire -- Sweet Treasures, a one-of-a-kind retail business offering "Uniques, Antiques and Sweets," opens Friday in Muskego with a full ice cream shop, extensive candy selection, and rare and interesting collectibles found nowhere else.

Sweet Treasures is at W137-S6360 W. Janesville Road (formerly Da Udder Spot). Its ice cream shop features premier Chocolate Shoppe ice cream, including varieties that are lactose free, gluten free and low sugar. Shakes, malts and packaged ice cream pints are available.

The candy counter holds more than 40 varieties – including many hard-to-find vintage brands – offering temptations for taste buds of all ages. Cookies, bars, muffins and krispies round out its sweet selections.

Uniqueness fills the store. Its collection of antiques, collectibles and oddities offers an ever-changing selection of items for every age. Harvest and Halloween décor is the first of many rotating seasonal displays. These newer-but-different offerings provide a true "never know what you might find" experience.

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"Sweet Treasures (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565612796207) offers a one-of-a-kind experience that everyone can enjoy," said Chris Adams, who co-owns the business with Mindy Farrell. "We're not your average antique shop, nor ice cream parlor. Customers can look forward to something new every time they visit. We promise continual surprises!"

Customers will quickly notice Sweet Treasures' focus on Wisconsin-made products. Its products already include popular brands such as Carrie's Crispies, Elegant Farmer and Chocolate Shoppe.

Adams and Farrell also own Treasured Estates and Cleanouts (https://www.treasuredestateswi.com/), a house cleanout service that helps families dispose of belongings left after a relative's passing, or their downsizing or moving. Discovering interesting and unique items is a daily part of its services, providing endless variety for the displays at Sweet Treasures.

Sweet Treasures is open Mondays to Fridays from noon to 8 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. A meeting room is available for rental.

More information about Sweet Treasures is available by calling (414) 803-7938 or visiting its Facebook page.