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Satellite Wafers (Flying Saucers)

Satellite Wafers

We called them Flying Saucers but others say they are Satellite Wafers. Either way they are colored wafers filled with tasty little candy balls of various colors. A box of 240 is $18.99

We also have 0.75 oz bags (~17 wafers). A box of 12 bags is $16.39.

Single 0.75 oz. bags (~17 pieces) are $1.49 each on the Pack-a-Bag page. Click here for Satellite Wafers!

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

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

CK Candy Qty
Satellite Wafers,
box of 240 - $18.99
 
Satellite Wafers, 0.75 oz bag
(~17 pieces), box of 12 - $16.39
 

    

Satellite Wafer memories... As a kid my favorite all time candy was and still is the flying saucer. as the oldest kid growing up in my neighborhood I arranged all activities with the neighborhood kids. One of my favorite games included the flying saucers. I used to get all the kids together and play church in my mother's garage. I would pretend to say the service and at the end of it they all would receive communion. And yes you guessed it, the flying saucers were the wafers. I would have a certain way of eating them and I teach everyone how to do it. I would put them on the tongue and let the the wafer dissolve. And then chew the little candies that were inside! Everyone loved them and begged me to play everyday.


As I was a kid (a long time ago...)....my grandfather worked in a plastic manufacturing plant. One day he had brought me home the flying saucers, and we had some plastic rolls in the shed, outback. So I made up this game to see how far we could get the saucers to fly, and we rolled out the plastic so they could land on them to leave the wafers clean. After 10 people had went whoever got theirs the farthest won them all! I called it "The Saucer Toss"....Boy I miss those days. ~ Chris from Florida

More memories... We are Catholic, and we would hold 'Mass' by using the saucer wafers as Communion. The colors we used didn't matter. We would just pop open the saucers, eat the beads and proceed with the service. As kids, we never 'confessed' this, as we thought Mom and Dad might really make us go to confession! I still enjoy doing this today! ~ Susan from Pennsylvania


The candy that most brings back childhood memories is the candy I know best as "Flying Saucers". Walking to the corner store and picking them up for a penny a piece. My sister and I used to break them apart and eat the little candy beads from the inside. Then we would use the outside wafer as communion hosts and play church with them. We made sure everyone in the family would receive communion. From attending church so often, we pretty much had the dialogue down path. I think my mom had no problem with us having that kind of candy. ~ Eva from Michigan


When I was a little girl, I fondly remember the small Ma and Pa Grocery store 2 doors down from my house who sold many different kinds of "penny" candies. My best friend and I would go into the store and just stare into the candy case and wonder how we would spend our nickel.

Then we spied them, they were very different than the other candies! We were very curious about these funny shaped saucers, so we both got our monies worth, when the lady handed us our candies, we found that they rattled! So we carefully (as carefully as any five year old could be...) peeled back the top and lo and behold, inside were these teeney-tiny multi colored candy beads!!! They were so cute! We carefully slide the beads in our mouths and then sucked each piece of wafer until they totally dissolved.

From that day forward, we continued to buy our special treats and never changed the way we ate them. Thanks for letting me remember those days fondly!! ~ Regina from Florida

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