Aussie Sweets

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With all the stock we have from all over the world, it is easy to forget some of the old favourites that are traditional Aussie sweets. They may have come from anywhere in the world originally but we have made them our own.

In Queensland we have a fondness for Jersey Caramels, Caramel kisses (a new version of the old coconut quiver), choo choo bars and aniseed sparkles or stars as they are known is some states. Aniseed continues to be a big favourite with hoops in milk and dark chocolate and naked hoops still selling well. Don’t forget Fantales, Milko’s, Sherbies, Red Skins and toffee apples all on offer. Red Frogs, green frogs, bananas, teeth, racing cars, spearmint leaves, raspberries, Gummi Bears, Pineapples, smarties and chico’s are all availble in bulk as well.

Greatley appreciated from all over the country are our Wonka Twister, Big Boss cigars in caramel and strawberry and the Ricci Licoirice from Melbourne is the best.

Also chocolate freckles, with three sizes available in milk chocolate, topped off with the Captain’s Mega Freckle at 330g. Our white chocolate giant freckle is also popular as well as the chocolate frogs in milk, mint, honeycomb and white chocolate. In our chocolate department we have milk covered bananas, peanut brittle, coconut roughs and 6 different licorice bullets as well as 30 other chocolate treats.

Caramel Buds, Minties, Ghecko’s, Mates, Cobbers, Rosey Apples, Bulls Eyes, Eucalypties, Aniseed Balls (red, black and brown) and Acid Drops are all available in store. If you can’t decide we also do an ‘Aussie Mix’.

Locally made lollipop

Our Large range of locally made lollipops is topped off with this 1 kilo beauty, with a choice of 5 sizes in round, heart and dummy shapes available. If there is an old favourite that you can’t get or is hard to find give us a call or use the contact tab above to let us know and we will try and get it for you.

Happily reuniting the public with their old favourites. As one of our customers said to me “you’re really selling memories here”. Too right mate.

Cheers from Captain Pete.