Wholesale Crispo Jordan Almonds, Confetti & Pralines

Crispo for Confetti and Dragees

Ask for Jordan almonds and you’ll end up at Crispo. So will anyone after confetti or sugared dragees. You see these sweets at weddings and baptisms. Graduations use them. Engagement parties do too, especially in Italian-American families. Our catalog has 58 Italian products from the brand. Most are confetti and dragees. A few chocolate pralines sit alongside, plus a couple of other-candy and sour items. People go looking for Crispo when they plan an event or need favors. It’s not a candy they grab on a whim.

The almond confetti come in colors made for occasions. White is the classic, and there’s a pearly ivory. Gold foil and shiny silver are there. Red is too, along with a five-shade pink set. Color is the whole point, because customers match confetti to a theme. Across the range you’ll see brown, white and red. Green and gold turn up, and so does an assorted mix.

Why Color Range Drives Sales

Event buyers pick color first and flavor second. Weddings want white or ivory. Graduations often want red. A baby celebration leans pink. Crispo has gold foil and silver beside the plain whites, so a single brand covers both formal and milestone events. Here’s how we’d stock it.

• Keep white and ivory on the shelf all year, and the gold and silver too. Milestones don’t wait for a season.
• Red and the five-shade pink are the ones people ask for by theme, so carry them for those requests.
• The chocolate-center confetti is the richer tier. We mean roasted almond with rum, or with strawberry and orange. There are cherry and coffee ones with white-chocolate centers as well.

Beyond the Almonds

Crid’or milk chocolate pralines come filled with coffee cream or ricotta-pear cream. There’s coconut cream as well. It’s a small chocolate offer in box or bulk form, and it fits next to the dragees. Pitch them as the table chocolate beside the confetti and the whole celebration order stays with one brand. The Snob roasted-almond chocolate confetti sit between the two worlds. Almond core, flavored chocolate shell.

Pack Sizes and Order Planning

Packs run 1.0 lb to 1.5 lb. They’re small and close in size, which fits favors and portions. Event buyers usually order by the total weight a guest count needs, and the tight band makes it easy to guess how many packs cover the tables. Favor demand spikes with event season. We’d hold a base of core whites and golds, then scale up for spring and early-summer weddings and graduations.

Allergens and Shipping

This is an almond-and-chocolate line, so tree nuts are the main allergen. Wheat and soy are reported across the range. Peanuts and milk too. Almonds are part of most confetti here, so make allergen signage obvious when you’re serving large groups. We make no kosher claim for this brand, so check the product page for any detail like that. Shipping stays within the United States. Case counts differ by SKU, and each product page has the exact numbers. Check before a big favor order.

Serving the Event Planner

Planners and caterers often buy confetti and Jordan almonds in quantity. DIY brides do too. That’s a different sale from the casual candy shopper, since these buyers talk in guest counts and color themes. Pounds mean little to them. You’ll end up translating. With packs between 1.0 lb and 1.5 lb it’s easy. Say how many packs fill a certain number of favor bags or table bowls, and work it out for them. Carry the full color range and a planner can finish a theme from one source. White and ivory suit weddings. Gold and silver suit formal milestones. Red and pink suit graduations and showers. The five-shade pink set is a planner’s tool, because one order can build a graded color effect across a table.

Flavored and Chocolate-Center Upgrades

Crispo gives you a clear step up from plain dragee to flavored confection. The Snob line wraps an almond core in a flavored chocolate shell. Rum (Rhum) is one. Strawberry (Fragola) and orange (Arancia) are the others. It’s closer to a praline than a sugared almond. Ciocopassion goes further. There’s a milk chocolate cherry and a milk chocolate coffee, each with a white-chocolate almond-like center. Put them beside the classic confetti and buyers can trade up. Plain white almond is the budget favor. A Snob or Ciocopassion piece is the premium one. Crid’or pralines in coffee cream or ricotta-pear cream round out a full celebration order. Coconut cream does too.

Inventory Timing Around Events

Favor demand isn’t random. It gathers in the spring-to-early-summer stretch of weddings and graduations, and shifts with whatever your own town celebrates. Whites and ivory should never run out, and neither should gold or silver. Before the spring peak, order heavier and lean toward theme colors and upgrade pieces. Almonds keep well compared with filled chocolate. Plain confetti can handle deeper standing stock. The chocolate-center and praline items want tighter ordering so they stay fresh. For a shop serving celebrations and favors, we’d call Crispo the most focused brand in our catalog. Think of it as an event-planning resource. A candy bin undersells it.

Online Listings and Reorders

People searching online type a color or an occasion about as often as a brand. Name the colors on your pages. White and pearly ivory. Gold foil and silver. Red and five-shade pink. Put Confetti and Naturale next to the English words, and planners and casual searchers will both land on you. Give the Snob and Ciocopassion items and the Crid’or pralines their flavor names, because shoppers look at those once they’ve seen the plain almonds. Reorder whites and ivory steadily, and gold and silver as well. Bring in theme colors and flavored upgrades before spring events begin. Plain almonds tolerate deeper stock. Chocolate-center and praline pieces want smaller, tighter orders to stay fresh. Event buyers tend to place one big order and skip the small ones. A first favor sale can turn into a repeat account.