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The Legend of Zelda Hyrule Kingdom, 1.2 Ounce Sour Blue Raspberry Candy in Collectible Tin - 12 Count Display Box

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Management number 238181673 Release Date 2026/07/11 List Price $17.60 Model Number 238181673
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Answer the call of adventure with The Legend of Zelda Hyrule Kingdom Sour Blue Raspberry Candy, encased in a collectible Breath of the Wild themed tin. Each tin is a treasure trove, holding 1.2 ounces of sour blue raspberry candies that are as exhilarating as Link's epic journey across the landscapes of Hyrule. Guarded by the sacred Triforce, these candies offer a burst of tartness that will energize your taste buds and evoke the spirit of discovery. Perfect for fans of the legendary series, this collectible tin is a delicious tribute to the enduring legacy of Zelda. Grab yours and protect the Triforce with each sour-sweet bite!

  • Nintendo Zelda Breath of the Wild has Hyrule Kingdom tin filled with sour blue raspberry candies.

  • The triforce is protected. This tin is filled with 1.2 ounces of sour blue raspberry flavored candy.
  • Packed 12 per display.
Flavor Chocolate Chip
Brand Boston America
Texture sour
Size 1.2 oz
Piece count 12
Container type Jar
Occasion Wedding, Anniversary, Valentine's Day
Theme The Legend of Zelda
Flavor notes Sour Blue Raspberry
Color Blue
Material plastic
Weight 9 oz
Product net content uom Ounce
Character Link
Food & drug fact label type No Fact Panel

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