Made by Ferrara Pan

Larger Jawbreakers (~3/4" in diameter) are individually  wrapped. A 2 lb. bag (~100 pieces) is $6.99. A 25 lb. bulk case is $59.99. A box of (12) 6.5 oz bags is $16.39

Single 6.5 oz bags are $1.49 each on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Jawbreakers!

Bruisers made by Sconza

If you are looking for larger jawbreakers, check out these individually wrapped Bruisers. They come in assorted specked colors. For box pricing, see below.

Single Bruisers are available on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Bruisers!

1 ½" Bruiser - $1.19 each
2" Big Bruiser - $1.99 each
3" Mega Bruiser - $9.99 each

Shipping... Orders placed by midnight usually (but not always) ship on the next business day. $8.45 per order for UPS ground shipping... free for orders of $200.00 or more (continental US only). more info

Orders for more than 10 pounds of bulk Jawbreakers may not be shipped in 2 lb. bags unless requested. If you want the 2 lb. bags, put a note in the "comments" box when checking out. This does not apply to 25 lb. cases.

To order, click the "CK" box and enter the quantity...

Jawbreaker memories... My candy memory is about Big Bruisers Jawbreakers. I remember when I was 12 and there was a shop in Saco, Maine called the Way-Way store, that sold penny candies. I used to go all the time and my favorite thing to buy was their Big Bruisers Jawbreakers.

One Saturday my mom took me there for my birthday and I bought 7 Big Bruisers Jawbreakers and ate them all in two night! I was hyper on sugar all night and my friends came over and we watched scary movies and screamed until morning. The Way-Way store is now closed, but I will never forget those memories that I had in Saco, Maine! ~ Audrey from Maine

Oh Boy I used to buy handfuls for the jawbreakers candy. I would share some and others would make them last but one day I took my allowance and went up to the corner drugstore and bought everyone they had- the lady there thought they would last forever- I went back home and emptied the bag- put on my big old headphones and laid on the bed listening to my music and you know what- I ate all of them- there were over 300- I sat and crunched on them- I still to this day break and eat- cannot suck- its amazing I have teeth as many as I half chomped down in time... I loved the thrill of finding that place after a few minutes of getting it wet and then chomp and then studying it in the inside! ~ Sandy from Arkansas

Jawbreakers memories >>>

No wonder Jawbusters take so long to eat. It takes from 14 to 19 days to make a single Jaw Buster, The Original Jawbreaker.  Jawbuster's candy are created using the hot panned process.  This process involves building candy pieces from single grains of sugar and tossing them into revolving pans while adding flavor, color and other candy ingredients.  This process continues until the pieces become the desired size.

The name "Jawbreaker" is a generic name used by the candy industry to indicate a piece of hard candy.  Prior to when Ferrara Pan began making the product, many people in the candy industry also developed a so-called "Jawbreaker".  Once Ferrara Pan became successful with the Jawbreaker product, they began to establish credibility which led to creating a prominent brand within the company.  Recently, the name Jawbreakers was changed to Jawbusters, The Original Jawbreakers, to add a new twist to the product.

Other Ferrara Pan candies are Atomic Fireballs, Boston Baked Beans, Lemonheads and Red Hots.