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Professional Candy Buyer, May, 2006
Stylus introduces four classic toys made with candy. Barrel of Monkeys features a plastic barrel filled with cherry gummi monkeys. Lincoln Logs are candy logs that can be used to build cabins, while Connect Four includes candy checkers playing pieces. Tinkertoys feature candy rods and cogs that connect together to build structures.
All four items have a SRP $1.99 and ship in 48-ct single item cases and 24-ct assorted trays with six of each item. Circle No. 220 On Reader Reply Card.
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