Honeydukes for muggles
The genius of J.K. Rowling hasn't just created a great fantasy series, or a spin off movie set, but also... an intriguing new collection of sweets. Some she invented, some she gave a new (magical) spin on, others are simply for ever after associated with Harry Potter, Dumbledore and the other characters of the Harry Potter series.
Following the succes of the book, some of these assorted candy has found its way to the muggle public - though usually in a slightly less magical variety.
In the books these are sold in four places: Honeydukes, the Hogwarts Express tea trolley, by the Weasly twins at Hogwarts and by them in Diagon Alley their new store called Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.
Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans
Jelly beans...
Harry Potter Bertie Bott's Jelly Beans Bag 3oz.
This set is the most true to the Harry Potter story, containing not just delicious candy, but also tastes like Spaghetti, Rotten Egg, Soap, Earthworm, and Bacon.
Packaged in a suitable candy bag.
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Amazon Price: $8.99 (as of 12/25/2009) 
Jelly Belly Jelly Beans 3 pounds Canister
Has VERY good customer reviews. The variety of tastes in this collection is good, while the taste is excellent.
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Amazon Price: $21.99 (as of 12/25/2009)
Kirkland Signature Jelly Belly Jelly Beans 49 Flavors (4 Lbs)
No gelatin, lots of sugar.
No customer reviews, but a reasonably healthy choice for your jelly beans.
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Amazon Price: $24.95 (as of 12/25/2009)
Gimbal's Fine Candies Gourmet Jelly Beans, 41 Flavors, 10 Pound Case
Specific on their ingredients. No gelatin, lots of sugar or course, and no fat. Candy is never very healthy, but this set is perhaps less unhealthy and certainly more vegetarian than the usual.
Has good customer reviews.
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Amazon Price: $36.46 (as of 12/25/2009)
Jelly Belly Bean Boozled Jelly Beans - 24 Pack
20 different tastes, from sweet to disgusting.
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Cauldron Candy
HARRY POTTER CAULDRON CANDY CUPS
Amazon Price: $4.98 (as of 12/25/2009)
List of Magical sweets in Harry Potter
Here come the magical candy...
- Acid Pops (will burn a hole right through your tongue)
- Blood-flavored lollipops (for vampires, presumably)
- Canary Cream: developed by the Weasley twins and tried out first on Neville Longbottom. They turn people into large canaries for a short while.
- Chocoballs - full of strawberry mousse and clotted cream
- Chocolate (used as an antidote for contact with the Dark Arts)
- Chocolate Frogs - come with a collectable card of a famous witch or wizard in each pack
- Cockroach Clusters (real cockroaches in them, apparently)
- Drooble's Best Blowing Gum (fill the room with bluebell-colored bubbles that refuse to pop for days)
- Exploding bon-bons
- Fizzing Whizbees (massive sherbet balls that make you levitate)
- Fudge Flies
- Ice Mice ("hear your teeth chatter and squeak!")
- Jelly Slugs
- Licorice Wands
- Pepper Imps (tiny black candy that makes you "Breathe fire for your friends!")
- Peppermint Toads - peppermint creams shaped like toads ("hop realistically in the stomach!")
- Sugar quills (suck on them in class and you look like you're thinking)
- Ton-Tongue Toffee. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the Weasley twins share an invention publicly for the first time by giving Dudley Dursley these. His tongue swells up.
- Toothflossing Stringmints ("splintery," Hermione bought some for her dentist parents)
- Squeaking sugar mice - Flitwick gave a box of these to Harry after the interview was published in The Quibbler.
Chocolate frogs
I've picked the most practical mold I could find.
Harry Potter Chocolate Frogs 24 Packs w/ Collectible Wizard Card!
Not available as I make this lens even though the picture is already on Amazon.
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These will contain not just chocolate frogs, but also wizard cards.
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Which Honeydukes candy would you most like to taste?
Droobles Best Blowing Gum
Bubble gum for Harry Potter fans
Harry Potter Droobles Best Blowing Bubble Gum 16ct.
Amazon Price: $23.49 (as of 12/25/2009)
List of Non magical candy in the Harry Potter books
- Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans
- Drooble's Best Blowing Gum
- Lemon drops (in the US version) aka sherbet lemons (in the UK): a Muggle candy Dumbledore likes.
- Cauldron Cakes - sold on the Hogwarts Express
- Chocolate gateau
- Cream cakes, made by the House-Elves of Hogwarts
- éclairs, made by the House-Elves of Hogwarts
- Peppermint humbugs.
Hagrid had some in his pockets in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter 5, and they were served at the welcoming feast in 1991. These are a British kind of candy that is white, hard and has red stripes. - Pumpkin Pasties
- Pumpkin Juice
- Treacle fudge (a specialty of Hagrid's; cements your mouth shut)
- Treacle tart
Licorice wands
As a Dutch person I insist. Licorice is one of our national foods you know, unofficially of course...
Which do you think is the most awful of the disgusting Honey Dukes candy?
Lemon Drops or Sherbet Lemons
Chocolate Gateau
That is: chocolate cake
White Toque Chocolate Creme Brulee Domes and Chocolate Raspberry Diamonds from France, 5.6-Ounce - 6.3-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)
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Acid Pops
Harry Potter Acid Pops 12 Bags 3 Pops Per Bag
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Not available as I make this lens even though the picture is already on Amazon.
If you can see a PRICE listed here, they can be ordered. In the meantime you can be asked to be alerted.
Jelly Slugs
If you can see a PRICE listed here, they can be ordered. In the meantime you can be asked to be alerted.
Harry Potter Jelly Slugs 12 - 2.25 oz Bags
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Fizzing-Whizbees
This will be a loud fizzing candy in three flavors: Blue Raspberry, Orange, and Strawberry.
Harry Potter Fizzing Whizbees 12 Bags
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Blood-flavored lollipops
Harry Potter Blood Pops 12ct.
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Not available as I make this lens even though the picture is already on Amazon.
If you can see a PRICE listed here, they can be ordered. In the meantime you can be asked to be alerted.
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Don't you love the candy theme in Harry Potter?
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- Squiggles Squiggles Nov 23, 2009 @ 4:11 pm
- My kids love the Harry Potter Candy because it is so unusual and reminds them of the movie. Borders Books and Music used to carry the chocolate-covered frogs and Bertie Bott's jelly beans, but since Harry Potter lost some of its popularity due to the surge of the Twilight series I can't find it there anymore, so I've been shopping around on the internet. Amazon is not the only store out there that carries Harry Potter candy, and some of the other stores not only have items available that Amazon doesn't have in stock, but has those at great prices. The only thing that bugs me about some items is that you can only buy them as a caselot, and I don't know what to do with that much candy. BUT, if you have a birthday party and need cool treats, that would be an excellent opportunity. Just shop around!
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- Marelisa Marelisa Nov 1, 2009 @ 12:32 am
- I love the Harry Potter scenes that show the magical candy. And that candy store simply looks heavenly. Awesome lens. :-)
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- Treasures-By-Brenda Treasures-By-Brenda Oct 27, 2009 @ 7:42 am
- Yummy lens, very attractive & blessed. We once had a very successful Harry Potter birthday party. The food was all themed, at least in name if not exactly from the books. I think I'll be adding some Harry Potter candy to our Christmas stockings this year.
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- mbgphoto mbgphoto Oct 21, 2009 @ 8:31 am
- This is great! The candy theme was a fun part of the Harry Potter books. Wonderful collection of these candies 5***** and Blessed by a SquidAngel!
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