Indulging in sugary delights is a universal joy, transcending borders and cultures. In recent years, the irresistible allure of American candy has swept across the Emerald Isle, capturing the taste buds and hearts of the Irish. But why and when did American candy become so popular in Ireland? Join us on this delectable journey as we unwrap the story behind this sugary phenomenon.
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- 09/06/2023 0 CommentsAmerican Sweets: Some of Your Most Common Questions AnsweredRead More
The Candy Box is one of Ireland's very best providers of American sweets. Our buyers always watch the United States market for the latest confectionary innovations. What we have learned is just how different the American sweet varieties can be.
- 28/10/2022 0 CommentsOur Diverse Range of Chocolate BoxesRead More
Some of our most popular treat boxes are our carefully curated chocolate boxes. What makes our treat boxes unique is the vast selection of available chocolate. Our treats combine famous Irish and European chocolate with well-known chocolate brands from across the pond. In this blog, we want to explore the various chocolate boxes that we can ship to clients across Ireland and Europe.
- 09/06/2022 0 CommentsGift Hampers for Every HolidayRead More
Got a holiday coming up, and what to make it that little bit extra special? Why not take advantage of our massive selection of pre-made candy boxes. Our boxes make the perfect gift hamper for the sweet lover in your life. Our vast and ever-evolving range of sweets contains American Sweets unique to Europe, savoury options like crisp gift hampers and some all dairy milk collections for the chocoholic in your life.
- 05/11/2021 0 CommentsInternational Candy From the Candy BoxRead More
We here in Ireland love our sweets. In fact, we probably consume more sugar than most of us are even aware of. According to the latest World Atlas international food consummation study, Ireland is ranked 4th in the average individual sugar consumption index. The typical Irish citizen consumes 96.70 GMS of sugar per day, trailing only the Netherlands at 102.50 GMS, Germany at 102.90 GMS and the Americans at a whopping 126.40 GMS per day. While these statistics certainly aren’t great for our waistline, the top four sugar consumers have more than their sweet tooth in common. All four of these countries have a history of quality confectionery manufacturing.