Boston America — Phone Slider — Cell Sours X 18 Units

 

Boston America — Phone Slider — Cell Sours X 18 Units

Add a pop of fun and flavor to your candy collection with the Boston America - Phone Slider! 🍬 Designed to look like a sleek phone, this quirky treat is packed with tangy Cell Sours that kids and adults will love. Perfect for party favors, novelty gifts, or retail shelves, these candies bring a playful twist to sour snacking.

Calling all candy lovers! Upgrade to this smart phone and have a sweet treat. The slider tin is filled with 1 ounce of colorful fruity candies. Each candy is sour on the outside and sweet on the inside. The perfect combination of sweet and sour, Cell Sours are sure to satisfy your candy cravings.

Ingredients:

  • Dextrose

  • Maltodextrin

  • Magnesium Stearate

  • Artificial Flavors

  • Artificial Color (Red 40, Blue 1, Yellow 5)

  • Carnauba Wax

Order your bulk pack of 18 units today from Candyville, your trusted Canadian candy distributor, and watch your sales slide right up! 🚀


Order Today: https://candyville.ca/products/boston-america-phone-slider-cell-sours-x-18-units

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