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Where to buy sweets by the kilo

A kilo of sweets is ten 100 g bags' worth, and you can make it all one sweet or a mix of ten. Here is how buying by the kilo works at sweeties.net, how delivery changes as the weight goes up, and how to keep a big bag fresh.

Where to buy 2 minute read Updated 26 September 2026 2 sources

In this article
  1. How a kilo order works
  2. Price per kilo
  3. How far a kilo goes
  4. Bigger than that
  5. Keeping a big bag fresh

You can buy sweets by the kilo at sweeties.net. Every sweet is sold in 100 g steps, so a kilo is simply ten steps: all of one sweet, or a mix of up to ten.

How a kilo order works

  • Choose your sweets. Add each one by the 100 g, and watch your bag fill up and grow.
  • Watch the milestones. As the mix passes weight milestones, such as 1 kg and 2 kg, the shop shows the delivery price for that weight.
  • Delivery. Orders up to 2 kg cost £3.99 to send, by Royal Mail 48. Heavier orders are priced at Royal Mail's own rates for the weight.
  • Check the cards. Every sweet has a card that opens up to show its full ingredients and allergens, so check each one, especially when buying for a group: see pick and mix and allergies

Price per kilo

Each sweet has its own price per 100 g, so its price per kilo is ten times that. Loose sweets are sold by weight, and UK law says goods sold loose by weight must be weighed and priced in metric, with a unit price shown: see why is pick and mix sold by weight?

How far a kilo goes

A kilo is 1,000 g, about 2.2 lb. How many sweets that is depends on their size: Jelly Belly says a kilo holds 882 of its beans. Going by sellers' guides of 100 to 250 g a person, a kilo serves about four to ten people: see how many sweets are in a kilo of pick and mix? and how much pick and mix do you need per person?

Bigger than that

If you run a shop, a cafe or an event, our trade section sells every sweet from our pick and mix in 3 kg bulk bags, with prices shown without VAT: see where to buy wholesale pick and mix

Keeping a big bag fresh

A kilo or more may not all be eaten at once. Keep sweets sealed in an airtight container, somewhere cool and dry and out of the sun. Keep hard sweets apart from soft, moist ones, because moisture moves from one to the other, and keep chocolate out of the fridge: see how should you store pick and mix? and how long do sweets last?

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Questions and answers

Where can I buy sweets by the kilo?

At sweeties.net, where every sweet is sold in 100 g steps, so a kilo is ten steps of one sweet or a mix. Delivery is £3.99 for orders up to 2 kg, by Royal Mail 48.

How much do sweets cost per kilo?

Each sweet at sweeties.net has its own price per 100 g, so the price per kilo is ten times that. Loose goods sold by weight must show a unit price, which is why the price is always shown by weight.

How many sweets are in a kilo?

It depends on the sweet. Jelly Belly says a kilo holds 882 of its beans, while larger sweets give far fewer. See our page on how many sweets are in a kilo.

How do I store a kilo of sweets?

Keep them in a sealed, airtight container somewhere cool and dry, away from sunlight, keep hard sweets apart from soft ones, and keep chocolate out of the fridge.

Sources

  1. Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Article 14, distance selling, legislation.gov.uk
  2. Metrication in the United Kingdom, Wikipedia

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