Friars Aniseed Balls

Code: 5060402026287

£8.50£7.08
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Aniseed balls are a traditional favourite, balls of hard confectionery with a strong aniseed flavour. Comes in a white gift box with ribbon tie.

240 sweets on average per box.

600g℮

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Due to the changing situation in the UK due to Covid-19 we are unable to accept orders until further notice.

£3.95 – Standard Delivery (2-5 working days).

£5.95 - Next Working Day - Currently we are unable to offer this delivery option.

We ONLY dispatch orders Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).

Currently we only deliver within the UK, Isle of Man and Channel Islands

If you wish to return an item we can be contacted on 01768772234 or sales@friars.co.uk

Dextrose, Sugar, Maize Starch, Rape Seed, Modified Maize Starch, Flavouring, Aniseed Oil, Colours: E129, E151; Glazing Agent: Carnauba Wax.

May contain traces of Milk, Soya, Gluten, Egg, Peanuts and other Nuts.

Allergen & Dietary Advice:
Suitable for Vegans	✔
Suitable for Vegetarians	✔
Contains Gluten	✖
Contains Milk or Milk Derivatives	✖
Contains Eggs or Egg Derivatives	✖
Contains Peanuts	✖
Contains Other Nuts	✖
Contains Soya	✖
Contains Sulphur Dioxide or Sulphites	✖
Contains Mustard	✖
Contains Celery	✖
Contains Alcohol	✖
Contains Artificial Colours	✖
Contains Artificial Flavours	✔

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Review Summary - 4.5 out of 5 based on 2 ratings.

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Haven't seen these in years. Was one of my father's favourite sweets

September 13, 2019 | Colin Crouch

Sweets were fab !!Lovely packaging and the personalised message made the gift more special . Would of rated 5 but the box was damaged/squashed on one side as no packaging on that side but will def use again

July 5, 2019 | Nicola Hemmings