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CandiesWholesaler carries Piacelli sweets as two bulk glass-jar items. One is a Polish plum compote in syrup and the other is an Austrian hazelnut-nougat duo spread. Retail shoppers and wholesale buyers across the US can order, and no minimum order applies.
Piacelli Sweets, Two Ways
Only two Piacelli jars are on the site, and they’ve got little in common. First jar is Polish plum compote, the fruit sitting in syrup. Honestly it’s closer to a preserve than candy. Grab a spoon. Second jar is Austrian. It’s a duo spread where the hazelnut cream is smooth and the nougat half is firmer, both in one glass. Two countries, two traditions. We like that.
Both are bulk glass jars. A gift shop or specialty grocer can slot them into a case with other jarred European sweets, and a home shopper stocking a pantry gets the very same jars. Prices and products are identical for retail and wholesale shoppers. We don’t keep a wholesale-only catalog, and nobody has to log in to see a price. Hunting for wholesale Piacelli candy or Piacelli sweets in bulk? You’re looking at the full range.
On size, the compote jar is 1lbs and the spread jar is 1.32lbs. Full jars, not tasters. Shops tend to put a few of each on the shelf. At home, people buy one of each and let the family pick a favorite. Hazelnut is in the spread. If nuts are a problem for you, read the allergen note on its page before ordering.
No minimum order on the whole site, and Piacelli follows suit. Order just these two jars, or add other imported sweets to the cart. Checkout is by secure card. We ship across the US.
Some buyers reorder the plum compote every month. Others keep returning for the nougat spread for events. If that’s you, open a wholesale account, since approved orders get account pricing and there’s still no minimum. A minute is enough to look over two jars. Polish preserve, Austrian spread.