They are perfectly paired with other treats on a candy buffet table at a baby shower or birthday party, or even better, bulk Pixy Stix candy from Candy Warehouse is an economical way to fill trick or treaters loot bags with something they won’t toss out when they get home. Pixy Stixs comes in 4 fruit flavors: Orange, Grape, Blue Raspberry, and Cherry. With such a following, it wasn’t long before the sugar sensation became available in giant Pixy Stix sizes, and in a rainbow of flavors like Grape, Maui Punch, Orange, Cherry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Cucumber Watermelon, Mango Lime, and Pineapple. Pixy Stixs, the classic powered candy in a colorful paper tube, comes in 4 flavors grape, cherry, orange and blueberry. Currently at home with Nestle, (formerly with Wonka) these tiny tubes of sweet and sour delight are still a must-have favorite among candy lovers both young and not so young! Pixy Stix Grape, cherry, orange, blueberry Perfect for bulk displays and candy buffets Customers will jump for joy the minute this fruity powder touches their tongue. Flavors include Grape, Maui Punch, Cherry and Orange. Pour into your hand or straight into your mouth. A fun and sweet tooh-satisfying treat, our Pixy Stix 4 Ounce Peg Bag is not to be missed This pouch of goodness contains approximately 49 pieces per bag. Fish Smith, a resourceful fellow himself, noticed this new way kids were enjoying the “drink mix” and modified the concoction into the form of “Lik-M-Aid.” In 1959, the product was reinvented again, renamed, and packaged in color-striped straws. each giant Pixy Stix straw is loaded with sweet and tart candy powder that is sure to put a smile on every face. Fold over the bottom of a paper straw and use a tiny funnel or a rolled up piece of paper to pour the mixture into the straw.
You can also use a food processor, but the filling won’t be as finely ground. Children being the inventive little ones they are, found it way more fun to eat the sweet powder straight, no water necessary. Use a coffee grinder to combine fruit powder and sugar. Pixy Stix evolved from a drink mix circa the 1930s named Fruzola, which was a small package of sugary flavored powder that was designed to be mixed with water.
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