Port City Throws

02/19/2026

Come get your St. Patrick’s Day parade throws on sale!

02/18/2026

Open tomorrow for 3 days!

Wednesday — Friday, February 18-20

10:00 — 6:00

Everything on sale!

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

We will be closed Saturday, February 14 — Tuesday, February 17 to load floats.

We will reopen for 3 days after Mardi Gras on
Wednesday, February 18 — Friday, February 20 from 10:00 - 6:00.

02/09/2026

BIG SALE!

4 1/2 days left. Come see us!

02/09/2026

THANK YOU for everything you do for the families of these heroes.

💛 Grateful for Port City Throws! 💛

A huge thank‑you to Port City Throws for donating several cases of beads to help us celebrate the families riding with us this Mardi Gras season. Their support doesn’t just add sparkle — it helps us create moments of joy and connection for those we honor.

Port City Throws has a heart for this community, and we’re proud to partner with a business that believes in lifting up the families of our heroes.

Thank you for helping us make this year’s parade shine a little brighter.

02/06/2026

UPDATED STORE HOURS

Monday — Saturday
10:00 — 5:00

Sunday
12:00 — 5:00

We will be closed Saturday, February 14 — Tuesday, February 17 to load floats.

We will reopen for Wednesday, February 18 — Friday, February 20.

02/02/2026

There's plenty of room on a fire truck for throws

You think Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis will let us get away with this one?

02/01/2026

So basically adjust your aim:

AI Overview
Based on principles of physics and the material properties of the treat, a frozen MoonPie will likely travel further than an unfrozen one when thrown, particularly in terms of distance.
Aerodynamics and Density: A frozen MoonPie becomes significantly more rigid and structurally sound compared to the soft, pliable, or sometimes "gooey" texture of a room-temperature one. When frozen, the marshmallow and cake structure is solid, allowing it to maintain its shape better in the air.
Reduced Deformation: A soft (unfrozen) MoonPie is susceptible to deformation, which creates drag. A frozen, hard MoonPie retains its aerodynamic shape (a small disk) throughout the flight.
Mass Conservation: Freezing does not change the weight of the MoonPie, as mass remains consistent, though the density increases slightly due to the solidification of the filling.
Weight/Density Advantage: The slightly higher density and rigidity mean it will likely maintain its momentum better than a soft, "fluffy" snack cake.
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While both are essentially the same weight, the frozen, more rigid, and less aerodynamic-deforming version is designed to be more structurally sound, thus traveling further.