Mixed Jellies
Custom mixed jellies come in a shape for every size of treat, from a tiny cello bag that sits in a palm to a large round jar packed with lollies. Mixed jellies for events come in clear pillow packs, frosted and brightly coloured noodle boxes, and a white paper noodle box with a wire handle that swings like takeaway. Pillow boxes show off their contents through a window or clear sides, while PET tubes, cubes and plastic tubs keep things tidy on a table. Glass gets a turn too, with square jars including a tall one with a twist-off lid. Billboard cards fold over a bag of lollies, and compostable PLA bags hold halal lollies or Allen's retro mix.
This isn't the lolly bowl at the bank that nobody dares touch. For a kid at a school fete, it's a noodle box swinging from one finger while they line up for the jumping castle, picking out the green frogs first and saving the snakes for later. The pack is theirs alone, sealed until they decide it's time, and that little bit of ownership is half the fun.
Most styles of branded mixed jellies take a sticker, and some can be printed in full colour. Lollies love a cool spot under 22°C, and if your crowd prefers chips to chews, try our savoury range.
Before You Order
Are these a good gift for real estate agents to give new homeowners?
Yes, a glass jar of mixed lollies makes a cheerful settlement gift for new homeowners. It sits on the kitchen bench on moving day, and the tall square jar keeps its twist-off lid for pantry bits once the lollies are gone.
Do mixed jellies work for a school fete stall?
They do, because kids at the fete can buy a small cello bag or pillow pack with pocket money and eat it while they wander. Sealed packs also mean stall volunteers aren't scooping loose lollies all afternoon.
Are custom mixed jellies a good thank-you for not-for-profit volunteers?
Custom mixed jellies in a plastic tub or clear tube make a cheerful volunteer thank-you, handed over at the end-of-year get-together. Groups who want greener packaging can pick the compostable PLA bags, filled with halal lollies or Allen's retro mix.
Which pack should a sports club choose for junior presentation night?
A coloured noodle box of mixed lollies goes down well with junior players collecting their trophies on presentation night. The bright boxes look cheerful lined up on the table, and each child takes one home with their medal.