Bags, noodle boxes, and jars are the three packaging types across this range, each holding hard boiled sugar candy made by hand in Australia. The bag end of the range covers a ten-piece bag, a 20g resealable pillow pack, a 40g bag, and a 100g bag that's holding 50 pieces. Noodle boxes bring the candy into a sturdier handout container with a wire handle, suited to events where the packaging carries the brand as it moves through a crowd. Jars at 125g, 135g, and 150g present the candy as a display item rather than a disposable giveaway. All three packaging types carry a sticker label. The candy comes in orange, passion fruit, and blueberry alongside other fruit flavours, with colour selection available at order stage.
Rock candy on the table at a corporate dinner or product launch holds attention because the hard, glassy surface and bright colour of each piece reads as something made rather than mass-produced. A guest who picks one up and eats it at their seat rarely leaves without the branded packaging, and it doesn't take long before the whole table has done the same.
All 12 products in this range carry Australian Made status, with the candy produced and packaged locally rather than imported.
Good to Know
What is rock candy and how does it differ from other confectionery?
Rock candy is a hard boiled sugar candy made by pulling and shaping a heated sugar mixture into individual pieces with a hard outer and consistent colour. It's dry and non-sticky, travels well in packaging, and doesn't melt in warm conditions the way chocolate does.
Can the candy colour be matched to a specific brand or event palette?
Colour selection is available at the time of ordering, so the candy inside the bag, box, or jar can come in colours that align with a brand's corporate palette or a wedding's colour scheme. The sticker label on the outside carries the printed branding, and the candy colour inside reinforces the palette visually.
Which packaging type suits a large event order?
Bag styles at 20g and 40g suit high-volume orders where per-unit cost is the priority, while noodle boxes suit events where the candy needs a sturdier hand-carry container. Jars suit smaller runs where the presentation matters more than volume.
Are the flavours consistent across all packaging types?
Orange, passion fruit, and blueberry are the core flavours available, with additional fruit flavour options available alongside these. The same flavour selection runs across bag, noodle box, and jar styles, so ordering the same flavour across different packaging types for a single event is straightforward.
