Sugar free lollies in Australia arrive in a handful of familiar shapes, and this is a tour of the ones we keep on the shelf: boiled fruit drops in a sharing bag, 70g pocket packs of mints and chews, and sugarless chocolate by the block. For each one you will find what it is like to eat, what size it comes in and what the wording on the label does and does not tell you. The whole range sits on the SweetsWorld shelf online and ships Australia-wide from our Newcastle NSW warehouse.
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Sharing bags of boiled drops and 70g packs of chews.
Boiled Fruit Drops in 175g Bags
The 175g bags are the workhorses of this range. Boiled drops take a long time to finish, which makes them the format people keep in the car, on the desk or in the top drawer rather than eating in one go.
- C&H Sugar Free Tropical Fruit 175g: pineapple-and-mango territory, sweet and round rather than sharp, and the mix most households finish first.
- C&H Sugar Free Wildberry Drop 175g: darker berry flavour with a jam-like edge to it, all one style rather than an assortment.
- Mixed Fruit Drops 175g (Sugar Free): an assortment in the one bag, so nobody has to agree on a flavour before you order.
All three come loose in a bag rather than individually wrapped, so a jar or a clip is worth having if the bag is going to be open for a while.
Chews in 70g Packs
Chews are the alternative for anyone who bites through a boiled drop in the first thirty seconds anyway. These are soft, squared-off pieces that sit somewhere between a toffee and a fruit chew, and the 70g pack slips into a handbag, a glovebox or a work bag without taking up room.
- Sugarless Strawberry Chews 70g: one flavour the whole way through, strawberry and creamy rather than tart.
- Sugarfree Citrus Fruits Chews 70g: lemon, orange and lime style flavours with more bite to them.
- Mint Chews 70g Sugarless: a cool, chewy mint for after dinner, and the pack most people re-order without thinking about it.
Mints and Single-Flavour Drops
Two 70g packs cover the hard-boiled end of the pocket-sized range, and both back one flavour rather than hedging across an assortment.
- Sugarless Aura Menthol Eucalyptus 70g: menthol and eucalyptus, properly strong, and the one people either keep in every jacket or hand straight to someone else.
- Aura Sugar Free Hard Boiled Gourmet Lemon 70g: a sharp lemon drop with a clean finish, worth ordering if one flavour done properly beats an assortment of six for you.
Sugarless Chocolate for Sharing and Gifting
Two sugarless chocolates round out the range, and they behave like ordinary chocolate on the table: snap them into squares, put them on a plate, watch them disappear. They also slide neatly into a hamper when you are building gift ideas for someone who has asked for something without sugar in it.
- Dark Chocolate and Mint Sugarless Block 100g: a full 100g block, dark and minty, made for breaking up over a few nights rather than one.
- Sugarless Chocolate Peanut Crunch 60g: chocolate with peanut crunch through it in a smaller 60g size. It is built on peanuts, so give it its own plate at a shared table, with the wrapper left alongside.
Both keep better company with the rest of our chocolate range than with the boiled drops, and both want the same cool cupboard.
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Blocks, bars and one-flavour 70g packs.
What the Pack Says
Every “sugar free”, “sugarless” or “sugarfree” on this page is the manufacturer’s own wording, printed on their pack, and we repeat it in the product name exactly as they wrote it. The pack carries everything a listing cannot: the full ingredient list, including whichever sweeteners the maker has used, the nutrition information panel with the actual figures, and the allergen advice.
We cannot advise whether any product here suits a medical condition or a particular diet, so please read the pack and speak to your own health professional before you decide. Many sugar free confectionery packs also carry an advisory statement about eating a large amount in one sitting, printed near the ingredient list, which is worth a look before you buy several bags for a crowd. Recipes and packaging change, so the pack in your hand always beats anything written about it elsewhere.
Keeping Them and Handing Them Round
Storage is the same as any other lolly, with one wrinkle: loose boiled drops are the ones that misbehave. Australian humidity gets into an open bag and welds the drops into a single lump, so tip them into an airtight jar as soon as you open one. Chews stay obedient in their pack. Blocks and bars want a cool, dark cupboard well away from a sunny sill or a warm oven, or one summer week will soften them out of shape.
If the packs are heading for a shared table, keep them in their own bowl rather than mixing them through everything else, and leave the original pack standing behind the bowl so people can read the label themselves. That one habit answers most of the questions you would otherwise be fielding all afternoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does sugar free or sugarless mean on these packs?
Which sugar free lollies come in a bigger sharing size?
Do you stock sugarless chocolate as well as lollies?
How should I store an opened bag of boiled drops?
Looking for the rest of the labelled packs? Our food intolerance range brings every pack labelled sugar free, sugarless or gluten free together in one collection. Order online and it ships Australia-wide from Newcastle NSW.
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