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Maltesers Malted Milk Balls Primrose Candy Company Their name comes from a Their name comes from a marketing stunt that was done when they were introduced in 1938 using an innovative skywriting campaign The creme center is less distinct than in years prior in the past few years Contains 18 (eighteen) packages per box These would be ideal for snacking or sharing
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Maltesers Malted Milk Balls Primrose Candy Company Their name comes from a

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