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Wholesale & bulk candy, imported from Europe. Open to everyone, no minimum order. Ships across the United States.

Bulk Crispo Candy Wholesale

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We sell bulk Crispo candy from one case. The range is made in Italy. Chocolate-covered almonds are in it, and so are Crid’Or pralines in a handful of flavors. Then come the Snob roasted almond confetti. Gold and silver Incartata foil confetti rounds out the party side.

Bulk Crispo Candy Wholesale

Crispo has been around long enough that buyers from specialty food stores, candy shops and event suppliers tend to think of it when they want Italian chocolate. Crispo packaging is distinctive and the pieces are consistent. We carry 18 Crispo SKUs in bulk, sold by the case. They ship to buyers in the United States.

The Crid’Or Praline Line: Italian Chocolate Engineering

Crid’Or is the praline line, and it’s the center of the bulk range. Each piece has a cream filling inside a chocolate shell, mostly milk chocolate. The shell snaps thinly and the filling gives way. Anyone who’s handled Belgian or Swiss pralines will know the build. The flavors are where it turns Italian.

The spread of flavors is wider than you’d guess. The Crispo Crid’Or White Chocolate Cereal Cream Pralines wrap a cereal cream in white chocolate, somewhere between candy and a breakfast pastry, so younger shoppers like it as much as specialty food people. The Crispo Crid’or Milk Chocolate Pralines Ricotta Pear Italy is the odd one, with a mild ricotta tang and some floral pear sweetness under milk chocolate. It reads properly Italian, and it breaks up the usual European chocolate lineup on your shelf.

Coffee has always been big in Italian sweets, so the Crispo Crid’or Milk Chocolate Pralines Coffee Cream Italy makes sense. The Crispo Crid’or Milk Chocolate Pralines Coconut Italy brings a bit of tropical flavor under the chocolate. The Crispo Crid’or Milk Chocolate Pralines Baba Cream Italy points at the Neapolitan babà, a rum-soaked pastry. Italian-American customers will catch the reference, and so will anyone who likes to know where a flavor came from.

Chocolate-Covered Almonds: The Retail Workhorse

Bulk candy buyers like chocolate-covered almonds. They display easily and people know what they are. Impulse grabs happen a lot. Crispo’s sit well above the cheap ones.

The Crispo Milk Chocolate Covered Almonds Italy are whole roasted almonds in smooth milk chocolate. Plain, but well made. The Crispo Cocoa-Dusted Chocolate Covered Almonds Italy get a cocoa powder coat that makes them matte and a little handmade-looking. Next to glossier pieces in a gravity bin or clear jar, they stand out. There’s a faint bitterness at the end too. Adults tend to go for that, which brings in people outside the usual chocolate-candy crowd.

The Snob Line: Flavor Variety in the Roasted Almond Format

Snob takes a roasted almond and puts flavored chocolate and sugar coatings around it, well beyond vanilla. The Crispo Roasted Almond Strawberry Confetti Snob Fragola Italy has a strawberry coating that looks pink and bright. The Crispo Roasted Almond Orange Confetti Snob Arancia Italy brings in citrus. The most grown-up one is the Crispo Roasted Almond Chocolate Rum Confetti Snob Rhum Italy, with rum-flavored chocolate around the almond. A gift assortment would suit it, or a display near spirits.

If you do seasonal candy, the Snob flavors let you mix things up. A spring gift set could pair Fragola with Arancia. For the holidays, lean on Rhum and the coffee pieces. All Snob pieces share one size and a smooth round shape, so they look tidy together in one container and never jumbled.

Ciocopassion: Seasonal Celebration Confetti

Two Ciocopassion SKUs put milk chocolate and fruit into the old confetti shape. The Crispo Milk Choc Cherry Confetti Ciocopassion Amarena Italy has an amarena cherry at the center. That’s a cherry kept in syrup, and it shows up all over Italian pastry and gelato. Then milk chocolate goes over it. The Crispo Milk Choc Coffee Confetti Ciocopassion Cafe Italy does the same with coffee. Both are a little bigger than Snob. They look good in clear acetate bags or gift boxes as well as bulk bins.

Celebratory Confetti: Gold, Silver, and Colored Lines

Confetti is what Italian parties call for, and Crispo has several lines for events and gifts. The Crispo Gold Foil Almond Confetti Incartata Oro Italy comes wrapped in individual gold foil, the traditional premium look at weddings and anniversaries. The silver one, the Crispo Shiny Silver Almond Confetti Naturale Argento Italy, does the same in silver. Don’t expect these to sit in an open bin. People use them for favors or to fill gift boxes. Wedding planners and bridal boutiques will reorder them with the calendar.

Some celebrations come with a color. Pink goes with baby showers and red with graduations. The Crispo Almond Confetti Five Pink Shades Italian Italy handles pink. For red there’s the Crispo Red Almond Confetti Felicita Laurea Rosso Italy. Rosso goes with Laurea, the Italian graduation tradition where red confetti is normal. Italian-American communities keep it going, so if you serve them the Rosso should sell around graduation in May and June.

Buying Crispo in Bulk: Practical Considerations

All the Crispo products here are bulk. Single units weigh about 1 to 1.5 lb. Cases run 5 to 10 kg and there’s no minimum order. A small specialty shop can carry a little of everything. A bigger buyer can build a focused single-brand Italian chocolate program.

Eighteen SKUs is enough for a Crispo section of its own. Chocolate almonds and pralines cover the regular shoppers. Snob flavors are for people who like something different. Celebration confetti serves the gift and event crowd. The brand reads as Italian at a glance, so you don’t need much signage, which you would with lesser-known imports.

You pay by card at checkout. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. We ship within the United States. To go beyond Crispo, the wider bulk candy collection has more Italian candy, plus Greek and Northern European brands.

You can buy across the whole Crispo range from one US wholesale source, and there’s no minimum order to puzzle over. For a shop stocking real Italian chocolate confections, supply stays simple that way.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of Crispo candy are available in bulk wholesale?

The bulk Crispo range has Crid’Or milk and white chocolate pralines in several flavors. Chocolate-covered almonds come cocoa-dusted or standard. Snob roasted almond confetti is flavored. Ciocopassion has fruit and coffee confetti. For celebrations there’s gold or silver foil confetti.

What is the Crispo Crid’Or line?

Crid’Or is the Crispo praline line. Shells are milk or white chocolate, and fillings include ricotta pear and coconut. Baba cream, coffee cream and cereal cream are in there as well. All are made in Italy and sold in bulk.

Are Crispo confetti suitable for wedding favors?

Yes. Crispo makes traditional Italian almond confetti in white and gold foil (Incartata Oro). Silver foil (Naturale Argento) is available, along with pink shades and red (Felicita Laurea Rosso). They suit wedding favors and baptism gifts. Graduation celebrations and other Italian-tradition events use them too.

What is the minimum order for bulk Crispo candy?

There’s no minimum order, and cases run roughly 5 to 10 kg. So a specialty retailer can try a few Crispo products without a big upfront commitment. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing.

Does CandiesWholesaler.com ship Crispo candy to Canada?

US shipping only, for now. Pay by card at checkout. Wholesale buyers get orders by the case.

What makes Crispo chocolate almonds different from generic chocolate-covered almonds?

Quality Italian almonds and tightly controlled chocolate coatings, mostly. One variant is cocoa-dusted with a matte, handmade finish. Between that and the Italian origin, it doesn’t look like the ordinary chocolate almonds on a shelf.