Flashing Sword Easter Chocolates The bar is believed to

The bar is believed to have been launched around 1920 by the Williamson Candy Company in Chicago

and maybe even wished that you could enjoy the great taste of root beer any time of day

Unless you're the kind of person who eats salsa with your hands

true candy lovers know there are no Mint Juleps like these

headed by one of the former owners of the famous Fudgie Wudgie Fudge

Flashing Sword Easter Chocolates The bar is believed toKids love candy. Kids love toys. Kids love things that light up. Guess what? This Flashing Sword does it all! The Flashing Sword, with its ornate medieval design, has a handle that's loaded with treats and lights up when activated. More good news: the sword can be used after candy is gone AND you can refill the handle whenever you want. Final bit of good news: since it's plastic, it's quite harmless. The Flashing Sword measures approximately 11" tall.