Where to find single colour lollies?

[MamaPan]

MD this is the point - as a kid you pick the cake etc with the most diff lollies so that your mum has to buy HEAPS of lollies to get enough in one colour - and you eat the rest...
now, since miss E is only 2 so clearly not clued into doing this (yet) - YOU my dear get to eat all the 'leftovers'. YUM!

[LimeSlice]

uuhhhhh....suga

[Rouge]

Depends on the age group I guess. I wouldn't give boiled lollies to lots of kids under 5 I've seen too many choke because they just aren't used to them.

[AnyDream]

Pregpan you have obviously employed this technique in the past!!? There are times when a mother must clearly sacrifice herself for her children's sake.

Suga - hmm great idea, but boiled lollies are not cool at a toddler party! Though it's a good thing to remember for other occasions.

Looks like it'll be good old smarties then.

[Astrid]

I use the leftover ones in the lolly bags. Also they can be kept in a jar for treats for later, or to pig out on at night with a cuppa.

[Hollybolly]

You can buy individual coloured jelly beans at our local Darrell Lea, so I'd presume it's the same in all Darrell Lea stores?

I know because my niece only likes the pink jellybeans so I bought them for her for her birthday from there! You buy them per 100g I think

[Lulu]

and to think I sat there picking out all the black, yellow, orange and green jelly beans out of the 10 kg box I bought so I could have the right colours for my wedding.......