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White sweetsFind your favourite.

Looking for white or cream-coloured sweets? The Original and Strawberry & Cream Squashies shown here depict cream/off-white with pink on the same pieces. This is a shortlist for a pale colour accent, not an all-white assortment.

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Shop white sweets

Choose the quantity on each product card. These listings supply the complete named product and colour pattern described above.

2 matching pack listings

Compare two pink-and-cream products

Both show a pale colour accent, while their names identify separate products.

Images support the depicted pattern, not an exact shade match or a measured amount of one colour.

Cream and pink rather than a pure-white match

The pale areas of the pictured sweets are cream/off-white, with a pink partner colour. Check the complete pattern if you are coordinating a white table, favour box or display.

White appearance does not identify white chocolate or establish an ingredient. These are the named Squashies products; use their exact declarations when choosing.

Choose the named product and bag quantity

Both offers use 120g bags and offer 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 12 bags. A three-bag order totals 360g of the complete named product.

The total weight includes both colours. It is not a measurement of cream-coloured pieces or a guarantee of a particular shade in every bag.

Your questions.Useful answers.

Ingredients and allergen information
Are the included sweets entirely white?

No. The reviewed images show cream/off-white and pink together on each depicted piece.

Which products are included?

This selection includes the separate Original and Strawberry & Cream Squashies 120g offers.

Does the pale colour mean white chocolate?

No. Colour alone does not identify ingredients. Read the exact named product and current pack declaration.

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