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  • Napoleon Sour Assorted Fruit Bon Bons. ~65 yellow, orange, red individually wrapped hard candies. Lemon, pineapple, tangerine, cherry flavors. Individually wrapped Napoleon Sour Assorted Fruit Bon Bons, 65+ hard candies, yellow, orange, red colors.

    Napoleon Sour Assorted Fruit Bon Bons

    $11.75
    Napoleon Sour Assorted Fruit Bon BonsNapoleon Sour Assorted Fruit Bon Bons are a delightful treat for those who love sour candies. These individually wrapped candies have a distinct taste of real citrus and a deliciously fruity tang. Produced by Napoleon...
  • Napoleon Sour Lemon Bon Bons, approx. 65 bright yellow individually wrapped hard candies per pound, intensely tangy. Napoleon Sour Lemon Bon Bons, individually wrapped yellow hard candy, approximately 65 candies per pound.

    Napoleon Sour Lemon Bon Bons

    $11.75
    Napoleon Sour Lemon Bon Bons Napoleon Sour Lemon Bon Bons are a delicious treat imported from Belgium. With a rich history dating back to 1912, Napoleon has been producing sour candies that are loved by candy enthusiasts worldwide. These Sour Lemon Bon...
  • Napoleon Sour Orange Bon Bons, individually wrapped, brilliant orange hard candy, approx. 65 pieces per pound. Napoleon Sour Orange Bon Bons, brilliant orange hard candy, approximately 65 individually wrapped pieces per pound.

    Napoleon Sour Orange Bon Bons

    $11.75
    Napoleon Sour Orange Bon BonsNapoleon Sour Orange Bonbons are individually wrapped bon bons with a sour orange twist that will leave you yearning for more. Perfect for those who enjoy a sweet yet tangy treat, these candies are designed to bring a burst...
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Napoleon Candy has a surprisingly imperial history, though it's a Belgian brand, not French. Founded in 1912 by baker Louis Janssens in Antwerp, the brand's name was inspired by a friendly chocolatier who had named his new praline "Caesar." Not to be outdone, Janssens declared he would name his new candy "Napoleon." The candy, a hard, round sweet with a surprising, sweet or sour powder center, became an instant success. For over a century, Napoleon has maintained its unique recipe and individually wrapped style, becoming a beloved staple in Belgium and the Netherlands.