OH SWEETIE CENTRAL

At Oh Sweetie, we're thrilled to be your go-to destination for all things delightful, from pick and mix to rare American candies, tempting chocolates, refreshing drinks, and scrumptious snacks. Our family-owned online sweet shop takes great pride in offering you the best in sweet indulgences.

They’re sweet, they’re crisp and they’re all over TikTok. Freeze-dried sweets are having a moment right now. We’ve answered all the questions you might have before taking the plunge and doing your own taste test.

Jolly Rancher hard candies are a beloved American classic with a distinctive taste of delicious fruity flavours and bright colours. From cherry and grape to blue raspberry and watermelon, it's no wonder these colourful, flavoursome sweets have stood the test of time.

A new year means new resolutions, and for many people, it’s all about getting out of their comfort zone to try new things. So, what better way to start a brand-new year than grabbing the latest and sweetest treats this UK online sweet shop has to offer?!  

It’s that time of year again; the decorations are up, Christmas music is on repeat and spirits are high. Christmas is a magical time for all but as joyous as it is, the troubles of trying to find the perfect gift ring true for many.

Sweet confectionary is as popular today as it was when it was first introduced. In 2021, over 9.1 thousand tons of sugar confectionary was made and sold in the UK, amounting to 12.7 billion British pounds. Around the world, sugar confectionary goes by a variety of names. In the UK, sugar confectionaries are called sweets, however in the US they’re known as candy, and in Australia and New Zealand, they’re known as lollies.

Oh, sweetie! If you’re a fan of sugary snacks and sweet baked goods, then we’ve got something special for you: Mrs Freshley’s has just arrived at Oh Sweetie.

Pick 'n' mix sweets are a childhood favourite for many people, with a wide selection of flavours, textures, and styles to choose from.

Goetze's Candy Company first created Caramel Cow Tales in 1984. They're prepared with the same family recipe as Goetze's Caramel Creams.