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Maynards Bassetts Fizzy Fish PM1.25 130g

Maynards Bassetts Fizzy Fish PM1.25 130g

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SKU: 3299

Category: Candy

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Maynard Bassett's Fizzy Fish Jellies are bursting with vibrant, fruity flavors and packed with a delightful sour punch. These fish-shaped jelly sweets are coated in a fizzy, sour sugar and made with natural colours and flavours. Conveniently packaged in a generous 130g bag, they are perfect for sharing. Additionally, these Fizzy Fish Jellies are suitable for vegan consumption.

 

 

Ingredients:

Sugar, invert sugar syrup, glucose syrup, starch, acids (tartaric acid, citric acid), colours (vegetable carbon, anthocyanins, paprika extract, curcumin), flavourings, acidity regulator (sodium hydroxide).

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