New Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles candy now available
When you think of cereal, you don’t exactly think of candy. Sure, there are plenty of cereals with enough sugar to be candy, but they aren’t usually what you grab when you’re looking for something sweet. Well, that is about to change because two popular cereals, Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles, have been turned into candy. No milk required.
Frankford Candy took Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles, mixed them with chocolate, and made them into bite-size candy that’s easy for snacking. Fruity Pebbles Bites combines the cereal with creamy white chocolate-like candy and makes them into half-inch balls. This combination definitely makes sense as the Fruity Pebbles should cut through a bit of the sweetness of the white candy.
Frankford Candy makes sweet magic happen with the help of Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles
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Cocoa Pebbles Bites mixes Cocoa Pebbles pieces with milk chocolate. This one is definitely for the chocoholic in your life. I can imagine it’s probably like a Crunch bar with crunch from the cereal and the creaminess of the chocolate working really well together.
Each bite is wrapped in foil with the Cocoa Pebbles Bites wrapped in brown foil and the Fruity Pebbles Bites wrapped in yellow, red, green, or blue foil.
Where can you get these new cereal candies? They’re available only at Five Below and come in 10-ounce boxes that resemble the cereal boxes they are inspired by.
It will be interesting to see if Frankford Candy comes out with any other flavors of these bites. Maybe Lucky Charms, Trix, or Cocoa Puffs? Or Reese’s Puffs combined with milk chocolate for peanut butter and chocolate lovers?
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What do you think of these new cereal-inspired candies? What flavor sounds the best to you? Let us know in the comments below!