Jellyatrics

A celebration of 80 years of Jelly Babies! Jelly babies were born at the end of the First World War, although at the time they were christened Peace Babies. They went out of production due to shortages during the Second World War and weren’t revived until 1953, when they were re-named as Jelly Babies. Just like their younger relatives, the all new Jellyatrics each have their own name, colour, characteristics and, of course, flavour: Bryan Bashful, for instance, is a retired university professor with a walking stick and is raspberry flavoured, while Frau Zimmer tastes of oranges and likes baking. There are five delicious characters in all, so go ahead, gobble a Grandad or gnaw on a Nanny.

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The Stocking Fillers is perfect as a stocking filler and is currently available at Stocking Fillers for just £ 1.25.

Please check out some of the other exciting stocking fillers currently available below.

Wacky Whirlers The ridged handle is briskly rolled between the palms, causing the blades to rapidly spin and zoom into the sky at an incredible speed once released…. £0.75 Battery D / Lr20 Pk2 Pack of 2 D batteries £2.99 Spy Glasses A superior version of the classic super-sleuth gadget. The inside edges of the dark glasses are mirrored allowing the wearer to see enemy agents (or… £4.99 The Art Of Cheating Cheats never prosper – or so the saying goes. But what about if the person cheating is an expert Would their finely honed skills fool the people who… £7.99 Ice Starlite A pretty variation on the classic Fibre Optic Lamp – coloured light is projected to the ends of waving nylon fronds producing a shower of tiny… £7.99

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