Mexican Ricolino Candy
Ricolino candy from Mexico: Paleta Payaso, Duvalin, Bubulubu, Panditas, Kranky, Chocoretas, Bocadín and gummies, in the flavors and packs sold there.
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Which Mexican Ricolino candies can you get?
There's Paleta Payaso, a marshmallow lollipop with a chocolate coating and a candy face, in several sizes and as a build-your-own kit; Duvalin, the two-flavor candy cream you eat with your finger, in hazelnut-vanilla, strawberry-vanilla or assorted; and Bubulubu, marshmallow with strawberry and chocolate, as a bar, Mini or Crush.
There are also Panditas gummy bears, Kranky chocolate-covered corn flakes, mint and chocolate Chocoretas, Bocadín Wafer, chocolate-covered raisins (Pasitas) and Clásicos and Dulci Gomas gummies. These are the versions and flavors sold in Mexico, which you can't always find at U.S. grocery stores.
Is Ricolino Mexican?
Yes. Ricolino was founded in Mexico in 1970 as Grupo Bimbo's candy company. In November 2022 it became part of Mondelez, which bought Ricolino along with the Vero, La Corona and Coronado brands.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Mexican Ricolino candy in the U.S. or Canada?
At MexGoodies: Ricolino candy from Mexico, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days and to Canada in 6 to 12 business days plus customs time.
How do you eat Duvalin?
Straight from the pack, with your finger: it's a candy cream with two flavors side by side, like hazelnut and vanilla or strawberry and vanilla, and there's a three-flavor version too.
What is Paleta Payaso made of?
It's a marshmallow with a chocolate coating and a face made of colorful candy. Payasusto is its seasonal edition for Halloween and Day of the Dead.