Sula Sugar Free Sweets - Butterscotch, featuring natural flavors and no preservatives, come in a 42g box with orange and brown packaging showcasing the candies and 14 pack printed on the corner. Zoom in
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An open box of Sula Sugar Free Sweets - Butterscotch (42g) reveals caramel-colored, naturally flavored candies spilling out. The packaging highlights Sulas orange and white design, showcasing the delightful allure of their butterscotch treats. Zoom in
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Sula Ref: SLA104

Sula Sugar Free Sweets - Butterscotch (42g)

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Key features
  • Delicious boiled sweets with natural flavors
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100g box
Vegetarians, vegans, coeliacs
Excessive consumption may produce a laxative effect.
Isomalt, Butter, Vegetable Fat, Salt, Whole Milk Powder, Caramel, Soya Lecithin, Natural Flavours, Sucralose.

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