Product Details
If you love licorice but prefer to skip the twists, Crows candy are a must-try. This gumdrop confection is a delicious alternative to licorice ropes. Each piece is full of traditional licorice flavor.
Every bite includes a short, domed shape Ð just like a classic gumdrop! Unlike classic gumdrops, Crows candy are solid black. The smooth surface adds a hint of shine that makes these ebony treats so eye-catching.
The original Crows licorice candy was created over 100 years ago in the 1890s. The Black Crows brand was trademarked in 1911. It was later acquired by the famous Tootsie Roll Industries. Our bulk Crows theater box pack gives you more of your favorite fat free candy! Every bite is so delicious and a better snack compared to fattier foods.
Our bulk theater box candies are convenient for events, gatherings and holidays. Give classic candy as a Christmas stocking stuffer or hand them out during family movie night!
Price per box $2.08
Made by Tootsie
SKU: K334084
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Customer Reviews
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black crows
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I eat them, and nothing is better except cookies that my grandma makes. she past 20 years ago and I would give 10 years of my life for ten minutes with her again.
by Terry Eckardt 2/15/2017 -
I have loved these since i have a memory of eating anything.
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when i visiting my grand parents my sister and i would watch tv and grand ma would let us have 5 crows. when i eat a crow i think of them. best licorice candy EVER! I eat them when i can. I will buy a case every month as long as you have them.
by Terry Eckardt 2/15/2017 -
This Old Crow's Favorite
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Got these for a friend who absolutely adores these gummy treats and hasn't been able to find them in any of the stores she frequents in Northern California. They made a great Christmas gift last year, soft and fresh and packaged so they stay that way. Instead of popcorn, a sandwich-size-bag of Crows made it to the local movie theater on numerous occasions and joined the crowd for TV specials.. She's getting them again as one of those stocking stuffers that's too big for the stocking. :)
by Lucy Burr 11/24/2015
