Edwardian Fruit Rock
- wrapped rock pieces in a variety of fruity flavours
- a bit like you get at the seaside. Why is it Edwardian?

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English Blackberry Gourmet Jelly Beans
- delicious blackberry flavour juicy jelly beans from The Jelly Bean Factory. Not only do
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Everton Mints
- Such a traditional British sweet! Now, the question is, why are they called Everton Mints? Are you sitting comfortably?
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Evil Pumpkins
- these look like they`ve come straight from one of those horror movies. Probably the one where the scarecrow goes
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Exhaust Whistle
- Do you have a friend who thinks they are the coolest cat in town? This is a prank designed to bring them down
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Think Fireball Jawbreakers
- & replace the "hot" with "sour". Eyepoppers are described as mega sour (but we reserve that description
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Edible Paper
- Loadsa money!!!! Euro notes in a whole array of colours & denominations... & the best bit? You can eat them... great!
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Ever heard of Edinburgh Rock? When you think about confectionary rock, usually a long minty stick comes to mind, most rock is named after the seaside towns you buy them. Think Blackpool, Scarborough, Brighton & many favourite seaside towns. This type of rock can often take an actual lifetime to get through due to the fact it is so hard & sticky…enter the Edinburgh rock variety! Also known as Edinburgh Castle rock, this yummy rock variety is much more friendly on the teeth than its seaside cousin! It has a much softer & crumblier texture which makes it deliciously melty on the tongue! In our opinion, Edinburgh rock is much nicer (and easier) to eat than your favourite stick of seaside rock. Take one of these crumbly pieces of rock & let it melt on your tongue or crunch your way through it if you want!
- Qty In Order: 200 grams (7.07 oz)
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