Barnetts Mega Sour Fruits, Sour Candy

We don't want you to white knuckle your way through life just when you get to the sour candy part of things. Barnetts Mega Sour Fruits will have you on the edge of your seat!
Most Sour Candy in the World? We don't want you to white knuckle your way through life just when you get to the sour candy part of things. The Barnetts Mega Sour Fruits will have you on the edge of your seat! This thrilling sour candy hails from the UK and certainly has no mercy when it comes to your tastebuds. But we do. So we thought you might like to know about the intense and vehement sting of these sour candies that you might encounter! Be warned. The Barnetts Mega Sour Fruits will certainly make you wince. Coming in round and hard candy shapes in the fruity (and we use the word fruity very loosely here) flavours of Orange, Lime, Strawberry and Pineapple. Finished with a top-secret and classified, powdery finish on the exterior. If you can muster up the courage to get through that powdery coating, then maybe, and it's a big maybe, you'll be able to finish this sour candy in its entirety! Not for the faint of heart! Barnetts Sour Candy has been known to make full-grown men fall to their knees in such sour agony. But if you think that your tastebuds are certifiable and indestructible, then we wish you well! For the substantial, the strong and the diehard sour candy lovers among us, This one's for you! This British Candy is unforgiving! Experience the force of sour like never before with the Barnetts Mega Sour Fruits! 104g

Barnetts Mega Sour Fruit Pips - 1kg

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Barnetts Mega Sour will be very popular with children and adults alike. These fizzy boiled sweets have a tasty sour flavour, with an extremely sour coating - a very popular novelty sweet! Barnett Confectioners Ltd is a family run business going back 5 generations. The sweets are produced using the same traditional methods; hand made in open copper pans, with some still following the original recipes.