An open cardboard box filled with assorted sweets, including Hershey’s bar, Nerds, Butterfinger, Airheads, Laffy Taffy, Pop Rocks, and a fizzy drink can—like a sweet surprise from a British sweet subscription such as Taffy Mail—with more treats in front.

Taffy Mail Review

I love getting surprises through the post and I love sweets. So can you imagine my delight when a Taffy Mail package was handed to me by our postie last week.

An open cardboard box filled with assorted sweets, including Nerds, Pop Rocks, Butterfinger, Laffy Taffy, Airheads, and a Hershey’s bar—a sweet surprise reminiscent of a British sweet subscription like Taffy Mail—with a fizzy drinks can partially visible in the background.

If you are wondering who or what Taffy Mail are then let me tell you all about them. Taffy Mail is the UK’s only American sweets subscription service that delivers American candy, every month to your door. Each box is filled with American sweets, including Hershey’s, Wonka candies, Pop Tarts, Reese’s, Junior Mints, M&Ms, American sodas and lots more!


Inside my parcel there was:
A box filled with assorted snacks including Pop-Tarts, a can of A&W root beer, a Hershey’s Cookies 'n' Creme bar, Tootsie Rolls, and colourful sweet packages—perfect for any Taffy Mail Review or British sweet subscription unboxing.


  • 1 can of Root Beer
  • 1 packet of Nerds
  • 1 Hershey’s chocolate bar
  • 2 Lollies
  • 1 packet of Pop Tarts
  • 3 Tootsie Rolls
  • 1 Air Heads chew Bar
  • 1 Jolly Rancher chew bar
  • 3 Laffy Taffy chews
  • 1 Butterfinger Chocolate Bar
  • 1 Cow tail chew bar

Three Tootsie Roll sweets wrapped in brown and white packaging are arranged side by side on a bright green background, perfect for a British sweet subscription like Taffy Mail.A packet of Jolly Rancher Cherry Stix hard sweets against a green background. Perfect for a UK sweet subscription like Taffy Mail, the blue, red, and yellow wrapper features cherries and cherry flavour text.A blue raspberry AirHeads sweet in its shiny wrapper, as featured in Taffy Mail Review. This British sweet subscription highlights confectionery with red smiling face logos and bold, white “AirHeads” text on a green background.
A blue packet of Pop Rocks popping candy, candyfloss explosion flavour, sits on a green background. Featured in our British sweet subscription, Taffy Mail review, the pack shows colourful stars and a pink candyfloss illustration.A shiny silver Pop-Tarts wrapper with blue text and logo stands out against a bright green background—just like something you’d find in a Taffy Mail review, thanks to the playful speech bubbles printed as part of the British sweet subscription design.A can of A&W Root Beer, featuring the logo and "Since 1919," "Made with Aged Vanilla," sits against a green background. The condensation hints it’s cold—perfect for pairing with your next British sweet subscription from Taffy Mail.

A Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme chocolate bar in its white and blue wrapper, lying on a green surface—just the kind of treat you might find in a British sweet subscription like Taffy Mail. The wrapper shows the Hershey's logo and biscuit pieces.Three Laffy Taffy sweet bars in pink (strawberry), green (sour apple), and yellow (banana) wrappers are arranged on a bright green surface—perfect for any British sweet subscription like Taffy Mail.

Each month costs £14.99 (postage is free) and you will receive between 10 and 12 mystery goodies in your box. If you want to, you can cancel your subscription at any time without any hassle. 
If you would like to try Taffy Mail you can use code CANDY2 for £2 off  your first box. I promise you if you are a fan of American Candy you will not be disappointed.
*We were sent the mentioned product for the purpose of this piece – all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own*

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