
Last Monday at about 12:15 in the afternoon, I received a package of new WONKA Exceptionals chocolate bars and fruit confections for review on my blog. My 16yo daughter happened to be home sick from school, and I let her try a few of the candies. Her reaction?

She literally ran to her Facebook page and posted that update within 15 minutes of trying the candy – it cracked me up so much I just had to share!
What’s great is that my entire family has felt similar enthusiasm for this new WONKA Exceptionals line. We received samples of every new product, including:


The chocolates were creamy, the fruit candies incredibly flavorful. Everything was so bold of such high quality, it was hard to pick a favorite! BUT…I would have to say that I particularly enjoyed the Chocolate Waterfall bar and the Red Apple fruit jellies. I also love how all the products are packaged – they are fanciful, yet sophisticated, and are appropriate for casual gift giving. I went out of town for a week shortly after receiving our package of WONKA Exceptionals products, and I’m happy to say my family showed great restraint and saved a few candies for when I got home (which was last night…and I happily polished off what they left for me!).
FOR YOUR INFORMATION: WONKA Exceptionals chocolates are now in stores nationwide for a suggested retail price of $2.39 for each 3.5oz tablet bar and $4.29 for each 8.5oz-9.5oz bag of minis. WONKA Exceptionals fruit confections can be found exclusively at Walmart stores for a suggested retail price of $2.99 for each 5oz box and $1.99 for each 1.9oz tin of Fruit Marvels. Target stores nationwide will begin carrying the WONKA Exceptionals fruit candies beginning in June.
*Disclosure: I was provided with the entire line of WONKA Exceptionals candies in order to facilitate this review. No other compensation was given.
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