Southern Colonels Bulk Pack - 2 lbs 4 oz

$49.99
(92 reviews) Write a Review
SKU:
191

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Experience the taste of true Southern tradition with our Southern Colonels Pecan Candy. Inspired by the classic turtle candies you loved growing up, we blend chewy, homemade caramel with crunchy, fresh pecan pieces, then enrobe each piece in a thick, creamy layer of smooth milk chocolate. The result is an irresistible chocolate, caramel, and pecan candy that delivers nostalgia in every bite.

The perfect option for gifting or sharing:

  • Bulk Packaged Box – includes 18 individually wrapped 2 oz. pieces, perfect for economical savings and larger gatherings.

Whether you’re gifting Southern sweetness or treating yourself, Priester’s Southern Colonels are a timeless indulgence.

Nut Variety:
Pecan
Flavor:
Caramel
Flavor:
Milk Chocolate
Packaging:
Bulk

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Reviews

  • SKU: 126

    5

    Posted by Hamp on Feb 15th 2026

    My top choice.

  • SKU: 191

    5

    Posted by Hamp on Feb 14th 2026

    very good

  • Receipt of item

    5

    Posted by Ann Lusk on Jan 11th 2026

    Great job

  • Good quality

    5

    Posted by Charles on Jan 1st 2026

    Great taste and value

  • Southern Colonels

    5

    Posted by Sara Cheatham on Dec 10th 2025

    I have bought one tin and two bulk packages. We love the Colonels.

  • Southern Colonels

    5

    Posted by S. Cheatham on Nov 27th 2025

    They are absolutely delicious and I have ordered them three (3) times this Christmas for gifts.

  • The Taste

    5

    Posted by Jerry Cole on Nov 23rd 2025

    This is the best I have ever tasted. I would order more but the shipping is very expensive.

  • My favorite chocolate item- 5 stars

    5

    Posted by Alta Lewis on Jan 19th 2025

    I love your delicious southern colonels- the combination of Carmel, pecans and milk chocolate make this an extra special dessert item!

  • Southern Colonels

    5

    Posted by Charles G on Nov 30th 2024

    We loved them! Soft caramel, chocolate and pecans--how can it get any better?