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Bobs Sweet Stripes Soft Peppermint Candy, 160 Count, 28 Ounce Jar
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Ferrara Pan Candy Co.Product Type
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Description
Description
Classic Sweets. Around 1920, A Georgian Name Bob Mccormack Wanted To Make Candy Canes For Family And Friends. That Was The Start Of Bobs Candies. Today Bobs Offers Sweet Stripe Soft Peppermint Balls As Well As A Variety Of Peppermint Sticks And Candy Canes.
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- Q: What makes Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes different from other mint candies? A: Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes are uniquely crafted with real peppermint oil, providing a smoother and softer mint experience compared to traditional hard mints. Their individually wrapped design ensures freshness and makes them perfect for sharing.
- Q: How many pieces of candy are included in the 28-ounce jar? A: The 28-ounce jar of Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes contains 160 individually wrapped pieces, making it an excellent choice for parties, gatherings, or personal snacking.
- Q: Are Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes suitable for sharing at events? A: Yes, Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes are individually wrapped, making them an ideal treat for sharing with friends, family, and coworkers at events, parties, or simply for your candy dish at home.
- Q: What is the calorie count for each serving of Bob's Sweet Stripes? A: Each serving of Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes contains only 60 calories, making them a guilt-free treat to enjoy throughout the day.
- Q: When were Brach's Bob's Sweet Stripes first introduced? A: Brach's has a rich candy heritage, with Bob's Sweet Stripes being produced since the 1920s, originating from the efforts of Bob McCormack, who started making candy canes for his family and friends.