Barratt Retros Tub, 630g

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Barratt Favourites, the sustainable confectionery sharing tub filled with some of the nation’s favourite sweets, has been recognised as one of the UK’s most innovative new products by Product of the Year 2023. George Osborne Barratt was the original founder of Barratt sweets and he could not have known what was to come. By the 1950s, the confectionery manufacturer was making more than 200 different sweets and was a firm household name across the country.

We expect the Barratt tubs to fly off shelves this year, offering a great selection of retro classics, suitable for confectionery lovers of all ages. Dolly Mixtures: These small, colourful sweets are a mixture of various shapes and flavours, including jelly, foam, and sugar-coated candy. It initially proved to be a hit with consumers looking for an environmentally-friendly confectionery product, suited for key sharing occasions, like Halloween when a significant number of Favourites Tubs were sold.

You should also note that the picture images show only our serving suggestions of how to prepare your food - all table accessories and additional items and/or ingredients pictured with the product you are purchasing are not included. Barratt says all the new tubs will be "available soon" though the precise launch date is not yet confirmed. Furthermore, events companies are favouring bulk confectionery, be it in a candy bar or to create treats for the table or event retro sweets wedding favours.

They continue to introduce new and exciting sweets, such as their recent collaborations with popular brands like Coca-Cola and Vimto. Disclaimer: The ingredients/allergens advice and nutritional values are correct to the best of our knowledge, however, this can change without any prior notice. Whether you're a die-hard Barratt fan or a newcomer to their sweets, there's something for everyone to enjoy from this iconic sweet maker. Everyone loves sinking their teeth into Fruit Salad sweets or a Wham bar, whilst a Sherbet Fountain is a nostalgic favourite.Founded in 1848 by George Barratt, the company quickly became known for its innovative and delicious sweets, including the classic liquorice allsorts that are still popular today. Filled with some of the nation’s favourite sweets, the tub is made from 85 per cent less plastic than previous Barratt tubs and is suitable for household recycling – including its translucent plastic lid, which has been manufactured using 30 per cent recycled plastic. Fruit salad: This classic sweet is a combination of raspberry and pineapple flavours, with a chewy texture that's sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Children today and adults that were children generations ago will revel at the thought of some of these pick and mix sweets.

Liquorice allsorts: These iconic sweets are a combination of soft, chewy liquorice and colourful sugar-coated candy.In addition to their classic sweets, Barratt also offers a range of sugar-free and vegan options, making their products accessible to a wider audience. Food products are regularly improved and the ingredients/nutritional information may occasionally change. An iconic British name where UK sweets are concerned, the Barratt brand, now owned by Tangerine Confectionery, offers a high quality selection of bulk sweets that are ideal for pick and mix sweets displays. An assortment of sweets and chews including Refreshers, Fruit Salad and Black Jacks and many others!

Our delicious wholesale Barratt Sweets candy lets you indulge your sweet tooth without any of the guilt - go ahead and treat yourself! The Barratt Favourites tub will be made from 85% less plastic than previous Barratt tubs and is suitable for household recycling. The range at HS Wholesale Sweets includes many long-standing brands and one of those is Barratt sweets. Barratt, the Valeo Snackfoods confectionery brand producer of sweets like Dip Dabs and Wham, has expanded its portfolio with its new recyclable variety tub, Barratt Favourites.The retro tub will definitely be available in Nisa, One Stop and Home Bargains and Barratt is expecting to confirm other retailers soon.