Peach rings are one of the most searched gummy shapes online, and Kingsway's mega-value bags are our stocked version. Here's what's actually available right now, plus where the peach ring shape itself comes from.
Kingsway Mega Value Peach Rings 2.5kg
Kingsway Mega Value Peach Rings 2.5kg is a 2.5kg bulk bag of peach-flavoured ring-shaped gummy sweets — sized for pick 'n' mix counters, refill tubs or bulk party bags rather than a small snack bag. The product page doesn't list a full ingredients breakdown, so check the pack label for allergen information before buying for anyone with dietary restrictions.
Kingsway Mega Value Vegan Peach Rings 2.5kg
Kingsway also makes a vegan version of the same peach ring in the same 2.5kg size, sold as Kingsway Mega Value Vegan Peach Rings. It's currently out of stock with us, so we can't point you to it as an available buy right now, but it's a genuine line in Kingsway's range and worth checking back on if you specifically need a vegan peach ring.
Where the Peach Ring Shape Comes From
Gummy sweets in general trace back to Hans Riegel's Haribo, founded in Bonn, Germany, in 1920 — Riegel is credited with inventing the gummy bear there in the 1920s, and the company built its early growth on gelatine-based fruit gum shapes. The peach ring itself is more closely associated with a later German rival: Trolli, founded in 1975, whose first gummy products were peach rings and sour apple rings. Trolli brought the shape to the US market in 1981, and it's since been copied by most major gummy manufacturers, making the peach ring one of the more universally recognised gummy silhouettes alongside the bear and the worm.
Where to find the rest
This sits within our wider Kingsway range of bulk pick 'n' mix sweets.
Frequently asked questions
Does Supreme Sweets stock peach rings?
Yes — Kingsway Mega Value Peach Rings 2.5kg, a bulk bag of peach-flavoured ring gummies.
Is the vegan peach rings version in stock?
Not currently — it's a genuine Kingsway line but shows zero stock at the time of writing. Check back for restocks.
Are the standard peach rings vegetarian?
The product page doesn't list full ingredients, so check the pack label — gummy sweets often contain gelatine unless specifically labelled vegetarian or vegan.
Who invented the peach ring shape?
Trolli, a German gummy maker founded in 1975, whose first products were peach rings and sour apple rings.
What size do they come in?
Kingsway's version is a 2.5kg bulk bag, suited to pick 'n' mix counters and bulk buying rather than single snack packs.