Transport candy lovers to the tropics with these theatre boxes of Sour Patch Kids candy in an assortment of tropical fruit flavours.
Each bite-sized morsel shaped like a classic sour patch kid delivers the soft chew your customers crave that's sour then sweet.
Imported from the USA.
Give your tongue a real tangy-tingling sensation with this 3.5oz theatre box of Sour Patch Kids! These delightfully fruity gummies are coated in a sour sugar that will fizz on your tongue and make your mouth-pucker, before giving way to a soft and sweet chew beneath. Each one of these delicious candies is bursting sour, tongue-tingling original fruity flavours! Simply mouth-watering!
Imported from the USA
Swedish Fish first washed up on the shores of America in the late 1950's and have become a staple of the American confectionery scene since! These iconic fish-shaped gummies are soft, sweet and chewy and come in an assortment of flavours; Orange, Lemon-Lime, Apple and the original Red. Each sweet has the word "Swedish" imprinted on the sides. This big 3.5oz theatre box of them means you've got plenty to share out with friends and family!
Swedish Fish are the chewy, fish-shaped wine gum candy that have been a cult favourite in America for decades; and for good reason! There is something so addictive and delicious about these gummy treats, with their chewy texture and fruity flavour. These classic Scandinavian fish have been for a swim down the Gulf stream all the way down to the Caribbean and have come back in new exotic flavours; including Beachy Punch, Passionfruit, Pina Colada and Tropical Island! You won't want to miss out on this latest addition to the Swedish Fish family!
Imported from the USA.
Sour. Sweet. Gone. Soft and sour candies made by Maynards, Sour Patch Kids have been growing in popularity in recent years with an unusually loyal following in France where they are known as Very bad Kids.
Sour Patch Kids have something of an odd history; originally created by Frank Galatolie, they were named Mars Men when the idea was conceived in Ontaria, Canada. It didn’t last long, however, and they shortly became the recognisable sweets we say today.
The candies first hit the American market back in 1985, growing steadily in popularity before becoming a household favourite in the 1990’s.
Originally, Sour Patch Kids came in lemon, lime, orange, and raspberry. However, a new berry flavour was then added to the bunch.
