Confectionery

Fill stockings, lolly jars and the Christmas table with confectionery from Myer. From candy canes and gummies to nougat, fudge, licorice and novelty tins, there are plenty of sweet treats for gifting, sharing and festive snacking, with new products arriving throughout the season.

What types of confectionery does Myer stock at Christmas?

Myer’s Christmas confectionery range includes hard lollies, gummies and jellies, nougat, fudge, toffee, caramels, licorice, candy canes, marshmallows and mixed selections in tins, jars and gift boxes.

What is the best confectionery for a stocking?

Candy canes, small lolly bags, nougat bars and boxed selections all work well as stocking fillers. Novelty tins and jars can make a fun larger treat.

Where do candy canes come from?

Candy canes developed from European Christmas traditions and became especially popular in the United States during the 19th century. They were later introduced to Australia through European and American Christmas customs, becoming a familiar festive treat sold in shops, used as tree decorations and added to stockings. Their hooked shape, peppermint flavour and red-and-white stripes evolved over time.

What is nougat and how is it made?

Nougat is a confection made from whipped egg white and sugar or honey, often with roasted nuts such as almonds or pistachios. Depending on the style, it can be soft and chewy or firmer with more bite.

Which lollies suit a lolly buffet or bonbonniere?

Choose sweets that hold their shape well, such as hard lollies, gummies, marshmallows and wrapped caramels. Picking a few colours that suit your table or party theme can help the display feel coordinated.

Are there sugar-free confectionery options?

Yes. Selected confectionery ranges may include sugar-free lollies, gummies or mints. Check the ingredient list and any consumption guidance on the packaging before buying.

How should confectionery be stored?

Keep confectionery sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Airtight storage can help protect texture and freshness, especially once a packet or tin has been opened.

Is confectionery safe for young children?

Some confectionery, including hard lollies, large gummies and products containing whole nuts, may not be suitable for young children. Always check the age guidance, ingredients and allergen information on the packaging.

Does Myer offer free delivery on confectionery?

Standard delivery is free on Myer orders over $99, and Click & Collect is free from any Myer store. Express delivery is available at checkout for an additional charge.

What is Myer’s returns policy on confectionery?

Myer accepts returns within 30 days of purchase. Confectionery must be unopened and in its original packaging, and returned with proof of purchase. For food safety reasons, opened items cannot be returned.