Green Cotton Candy Drink Glitter Bombs

Marsoni

M251S

$22.50

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Green Cotton Candy Drink Glitter BombsHouse Blend cotton candy with edible green glitter Rip, Drop, Pour, Sip! Our glitter bombs are hand spun puffs of cotton candy with edible glitter inside. Once the cotton candy is dropped into your favorite clear, bubbly beverage, the cotton candy dissolves leaving your drink a magical, sparkly color and a touch sweeter. Be sure to give your drink a good stir to see the full effect of the glitter! Contains 4 Glitter Bombs

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012