Pells Premium 3kg Bulk Bags

This isn’t just a bulk range. This is a greatest hits album of proper British sweets — made big, made right, and made with enough confidence to be sold in whopping great 3kg bags. Whether you're a retailer, sweet cart owner, or a household that takes snacking very seriously, Pells Premium is your go-to.

After Dinner Mints that actually feel sophisticated. Vanilla Fudge so creamy it practically apologises as it melts. And Barley Sugar that’s as nostalgic as Sunday drivers and paper bags. This is old-fashioned sweets for people who want their tradition with substance — and a satisfying crunch.

Take the Black and White Mints: bold, punchy, and twice as satisfying as anything you'd find shrink-wrapped at a supermarket checkout. Or the Buttered Ginger — a spicy little marvel that reminds you sweets don’t need to be timid to be brilliant. Retailers stocking these in a bulk sweets section know: they sell themselves.

The Rhubarb & Custard? Tangy, creamy, and frankly too good to share. Sherbet Lemons that detonate perfectly on the tongue. And then the Liquorice Assortment — an elegant, grown-up answer to the chaos of pick-and-mix, ideal for those who like their flavours dark, chewy, and deeply satisfying.

Sweet Comforts, But Upgraded

These are sweets that work in any setting: as the showpiece of a traditional sweet display, as an indulgent part of your 1kg+ sweets collection, or as a practical party pleaser at a kids' birthday. Just maybe don’t mention to the kids that the Strawberry & Creams weren’t technically bought for them.

There's no gimmick here. Just uncompromising quality, generous portions, and flavours that actually taste like the label suggests. Fizzy Iron Brew Bottles bring a tangy Scottish flair. Gold Butterscotch is deep, rich, and caramelised in a way that feels distinctly grown-up. And if you're looking for mints with backbone, Everton Mints and Mint Humbugs are both available in glorious full-bag form (when they’re not sold out, of course).

Pells Premium proves that "bulk" doesn't have to mean basic. It can mean brilliant.