Simpkins' botanical collection mandarin and ginger drops are aromatic, full-flavored, and well-balanced authentic British hard candies with an excellent combination of subtly citrusy, pleasantly pungent, slightly spicy, and moderately sweet flavors. Presented to you in an elegant and attractive tin as a part of Simpkins' botanical collection, these small, round-shaped treats are made according to a traditional recipe formulated by Leslie Simpkin in the 1920s.

Fruit drops and a myriad of other hard candies play an integral part in authentic British confectionery. Typically made with sugar-based syrups heated to a temperature of 160 °C (320 °F), hard candies come in all shapes and sizes, including lollipops and candy canes. If you're keen on exploring other full-flavored treats, you can always check out a wide range of hard candies from around the world, including mint-flavored hard candies, lemon-flavored hard-boiled candies, and ginger-flavored hard candies in our expertly curated collection at Yummy Bazaar.

Simpkins Travel Sweets is one of the most appreciated and beloved authentic British brands specializing in producing quality traditional sweets like hard candies and mints. Founded in 1921 by Albert Leslie Simpkin, this family-operated company takes a lot of pride in using only top-quality ingredients in the production process. If you're eager to explore many other British brands and products, our online UK grocery store will come in handy.

Simpkins' botanical collection mandarin and ginger drops are some of the most fragrant and delectable ways to give your taste buds a moment of happiness with sweet, citrusy, and slightly spicy flavors. On top of that, these refreshing British hard candies make an excellent gift option for your family and friends.

• Ingredient: Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Citric Acid, Flavoring: Ginger Oil (0.035%) and Natural Color: Paprika Extract
• Product Weight: 5.3 oz (150 g)
• Product of Great Britain

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.