113g a quarter of a pound Weigh out bag of Fox's Glacier Mints Traditional Boiled Sweets
Clearly Better Sweets.
These sweets are another great classic retro sweet edition to our ever-growing huge range of traditional hard-boiled retro sweets.
A standard-sized traditional sweet size in the famous blue and white traditional retro wrappers, Fox's Glacier mints are mint-flavoured hard-boiled sweets made with natural mint oils. These very tasty sweets come individually wrapped in waxed twist-wrapped traditional branded blue Foxes wrappers for that added freshness and great flavours - just the sweet for all you citrus fruit flavour lovers! - Fox's & polar bears will love these greatly limited edition sweets.
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Ingredients in Fox's Glacier Mints- correct at the time of listing September 2011 and subject to change without notice.
Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Natural Flavourings (0.1% natural mint Oils), 
No Artificial colours or Flavours
Allergy notice Warning; contains Sulphites, produced in a factory that produces nut products.
Suitable for Vegetarians.
Nutrition information per 100g of sweets.
calories 131, sugars 26.1g, fat trace, saturates trace, salt trace.
Store in a cool dry place.
Made By Fox's Confectionery, PO Box 6455, Leicester, LE3 1ZX Made in England
FOX'S GLACIER MINTS
Fox's Glacier Mints have a history that dates back to 1918. The mints were developed by Eric Fox, one of the founders of Fox's Confectionery business. The sweets quickly established themselves as a favourite amongst consumers of all ages and today still have a strong, loyal and established customer base.
In 1922 Peppy the polar bear was introduced to both packs and advertising as the icon for the Glacier Mints product and he still remains on pack today not only on our Mint packaging but on all the variants of the Fox's Glacier range. Fox's Glacier Mints are the leading, branded, boiled mint on the market. The sweets are produced using natural mint oils and no artificial colours and we ensure that only the best ingredients are used.

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