Tahitian Treat Fruit Punch 355Ml X 12 Units

 


When was the last time you tasted summer in a can? With Tahitian Treat Fruit Punch from Candyville, you don’t have to wait for a vacation to experience those island vibes. This delicious drink is bursting with the flavors of ripe pineapples, juicy oranges, and sweet cherries—all packed into a refreshing 355ml can.

Whether you're hosting a backyard barbecue or just chilling on the porch, Tahitian Treat Fruit Punch is the ultimate thirst quencher. With a 12-unit pack, you’ll have enough to share with friends or keep your secret stash. Dive into a tropical paradise today with Candyville, your one-stop shop for all things sweet and refreshing! 🌴

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https://candyville.ca/collections/new-items/products/tahitian-treat-fruit-punch-355ml-x-12-units

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