Bulk White Candy Wholesale
Twenty-eight white candies from six countries, with Italy supplying most of them and Greece coming second. The rest are from the USA and Denmark, plus Sweden and Israel. Crispo and Jannis make some. So do Carletti and Cloetta. Mangini and Menozzi De Rosa are in it too, along with Monardo and Achva. Cases weigh 0.99 to 2.2 lb, and there are vegan and gluten-free items. We sell retail or wholesale and ship across the US.
Honestly, white is the color most shops forget to stock until somebody asks for it. Italian and Mediterranean families need it for weddings and baptisms. Gift basket makers want it as a neutral base, and if you’ve ever built a mixed-color candy wall you’ll know it looks muddy without a white strip somewhere. The sesame and nut pieces here bring in a different shopper altogether. Our bulk white candy wholesale section has 28 SKUs in 0.99 to 2.2 lb cases, gathered from six countries with Italy well out in front. Vegan items are in there, and gluten-free ones as well. For the Italian side specifically, see white confetti dragees or white other candy. Every other origin lives under bulk candy.
Most of what’s here is Italian, and it carries a lot of tradition with it. Italian White Anise Confetti Dragees (Anicini) are the old style, sugar-coated seeds with an anise taste that’s a little like licorice. Italian White Almond Confetti Dragees come in Pistachio Flavor and Lemon Flavor. These are the confetti that have turned up at Italian weddings and baptisms for centuries, at first communions and confirmations too. Engagements as well. Italian-American families still hand out five Jordan almonds at those events, so a shop serving them reorders confetti all year round, season or no season. At the top end sit White Avola Peeled Almond Dragees. Avola is a Sicilian almond that’s sweet and very even in size. It’s the one we’d point a buyer to for a fancier confetti.
White Almond Dragees Thin Shell (Gluten Free) is the gluten-free dragee in the group, which opens confetti up to event planners working around dietary needs (and to stores with a gluten-free shelf). A thin shell means more almond per bite and less sugar crunch. We think it tastes better that way, and it can sit a notch above the regular dragees on price. White Cinnamon Sticks Confetti Canellini are confetti with cinnamon in them, good in a fall gift box and not out of place at a spice shop or gourmet grocer. Then come two with liqueur centers. Lemon Liqueur and Orange Liqueur Citrus Confetti Dragees are grown-up candy. Tuck them into a cocktail-themed basket or hand them out as favors at an Italian restaurant. A wine shop that sells nibbles beside the bottles could carry them too.
Blue Shades Almond Dragees with Vanilla come from Italy and are only barely white, more of a soft sky blue with a vanilla flavor. For Italian and Mediterranean families that shade says baby boy. So baptisms, and baby showers too. If you supply Catholic event planners or Italian-heritage shower parties, we’d keep a case right next to the white ones.
Crispo is one of Italy’s leading chocolate and praline houses, and from them we carry Crispo Crid’Or White Chocolate Cereal Cream Pralines. White chocolate on the outside. Cereal cream inside. It’s fancier than a dragee and priced like it. We picture it in top-tier gift boxes or the European praline case of a chocolate shop. Maybe on a caterer’s dessert plate now and then.
Greece sends two very different things. First there’s Vegan Coconut Syrup Sesame Halva (Organic Greek 75g), sesame halva sweetened with coconut syrup, organic and vegan. It’s candy, but it would look at home in the natural food aisle. That’s where it tends to do well, along with vegan shops and the Greek or Mediterranean corner of an import grocer. Organic on the label also lets you price it a bit higher. The second thing is coconut. Jannis Coconut Sticks (Greek Candy, 12-Count) are plain white coconut sticks while Jannis Choco Coconut Sticks (Greek Candy, 12-Count) bring chocolate into it. Greek-American shoppers often know Jannis on sight.
Two American pieces round things out. Dark Chocolate Nonpareils White Crystal Caps Bulk are an old classic, and bakers buy them to decorate with about as readily as candy shops buy them to sell. Dark Chocolate Covered Black Licorice Rockies White Center borrow from the Dutch licorice tradition. They’re handy if you want domestic and imported candy mixed in one display.
From Denmark comes Carletti Hemkola Toffee Original Vanilla, closer to white-gold than snow white, with a clean buttery taste. Achva is the Israeli brand on the list. We’d stand it near the Greek halva so there’s something Middle Eastern beside it. That’s one more country on the label if your shop likes to talk about where things come from.
Italian import grocers tend to keep white confetti dragees on the shelf all year, then see them jump in spring when baptisms and first communions come round (and again through wedding season, which runs on into summer). For gift basket people white is the plain backdrop. Put it with gold and the basket looks expensive in their own photos. Event supply wholesalers usually keep a few dragee types around because a planner wants to change the flavor while staying white. Natural food stores mostly take the Greek halva and the vegan pieces. Cases are 0.99 to 2.2 lb, which keeps the spend per SKU small. There’s no minimum order. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing, and we ship within the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
What countries does the bulk white candy wholesale assortment cover?
Six of them. Italy has the most, mainly almond dragees and confetti plus pralines. Greece adds the organic halva and the coconut sticks. From the USA come nonpareils and Rocky pieces, while Denmark’s piece is the Carletti Hemkola toffee. Sweden and Israel make up the rest.
Are there vegan or gluten-free options in the white candy catalog?
Yes, two. The Greek Vegan Coconut Syrup Sesame Halva is vegan and organic. White Almond Dragees Thin Shell from Italy are labeled Gluten Free. Natural food stores can use both, and so can event planners working around a diet.
Which white candy items are best for Italian wedding or baptism programs?
Most of the Italian dragees count. That means the Italian White Almond Confetti Dragees in Pistachio and Lemon and the White Avola Peeled Almond Dragees. White Cinnamon Sticks Canellini belong too, as do the Blue Shades Almond Dragees with Vanilla. They all show up at Italian-heritage family celebrations.
What case weights are available for bulk white candy?
0.99 to 2.2 lb. The 2.2 lb case is the usual size for Italian confetti dragees, and it suits a mid-sized event supplier nicely. No minimum order applies. You can buy retail or open a wholesale account and pay by secure card. We ship across the US.
What is Jannis Coconut Sticks and which channels carry it?
They’re a Greek candy, white coconut pressed into sticks and sold in a 12-count pack. A Choco Coconut Sticks version has chocolate on top. Greek-American food shops move them steadily. Mediterranean import grocers and Greek-themed gift baskets use them too.
Can I mix white candy SKUs from different countries in one wholesale order?
Yes, and most people do. A typical white section might put Italian confetti dragees with Greek halva and US nonpareils in a single order. No minimum order, however you split it up or however big it gets.