Swedish candy has officially crossed into mainstream American retail. What used to require a specialty import shop or an international order now sits on the shelf at stores you already visit: here is exactly which chains carry it, what to look for, and what it costs.
Target
Target has gone further than any other big-box chain. BonBon Swedish Candy Co. rolled out its BonBon Originals line to more than 1,900 Target stores nationwide. The largest single retail footprint for a Swedish candy brand in the US.
The Target assortment includes Sour Candy Gummies x Moomin and Strawberry & Blueberry Candy Clouds x Moomin, both priced at $4.99 per 4.1 oz bag. Both are vegan and made by Fazer, Finland’s best-known confectioner. Another Swedish favorite you will spot in the same aisle is covered in our Ahlgrens Bilar at Target article.
Target also carries BUBS, including the Sweet Wild Berry Pomegranate Ovals, mixing strawberry and pomegranate, at $3.19 for 5.5 oz or $4.99 for 8 oz. To compare every BUBS variety before you go, our complete BUBS buying guide breaks them all down.
Five Below
Five Below is the budget sweet spot for BUBS. Look for BUBS Sour Forest Berries Ovals (blueberry and raspberry) in a 5.5 oz bag for just $3. For Halloween, Five Below also stocks limited-edition Halloween packaging of the Lemon Raspberry Skalle skulls, also $3 a bag.
If you want to taste the same flavors at home, these are the two BUBS bags to start with:
Sprouts Farmers Market
Sprouts has partnered with Sockerbit (the New York–based Swedish candy company) to bring genuine Swedish pick-and-mix to its bulk department. The rollout covers 12 varieties, 4 of them exclusive to Sprouts, across 17 stores in California and Florida.
More is on the way: packaged Sockerbit candy (12 SKUs made without high-fructose corn syrup or Red 40) is scheduled to arrive in roughly 500 Sprouts stores in October.
Nordstrom
Nordstrom takes the gift-box route with the Sockerbit Discovery Box: a curated sampler that makes a tidy present for someone who has not tried Swedish candy yet.
Walmart
BUBS has been stocked at Walmart since earlier in 2026. A remarkable run for a brand that grew from zero to 60,000+ US stores in 12 months. Assortment varies by location, so check your local store’s candy aisle. You can browse the full BUBS range to know what to look for before you go.
Should You Buy in Stores or Online?
Store assortments are limited and rotate. A chain might carry two BUBS flavors this month and different ones next month. For the full range of Swedish candy and a side-by-side price comparison, shop online via our comparison. If sour is your thing, the sour candy section is the place to start, and our where to buy Swedish candy page covers every channel in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which US stores sell Swedish candy?
Target, Five Below, Sprouts Farmers Market, Nordstrom, and Walmart all carry Swedish candy as of 2026. Target has the widest big-box selection with BonBon Originals in 1,900+ stores, Five Below is the cheapest way to try BUBS, and Sprouts offers genuine pick-and-mix through its Sockerbit partnership.
Does Target carry Swedish candy?
Yes. Target carries BonBon Swedish Candy Co.’s BonBon Originals line: Sour Candy Gummies x Moomin and Strawberry & Blueberry Candy Clouds x Moomin at $4.99 per 4.1 oz bag, in more than 1,900 stores nationwide. Target also stocks BUBS, including the Sweet Wild Berry Pomegranate Ovals.
Where can I buy BUBS candy in person?
You can buy BUBS at Target ($3.19 for 5.5 oz / $4.99 for 8 oz), Five Below ($3 for 5.5 oz, including limited-edition Halloween packaging of the Lemon Raspberry Skalle skulls), and Walmart. BUBS grew from zero to 60,000+ US stores in 12 months, so availability keeps expanding.
Is Swedish candy cheaper in stores or online?
It depends. Five Below’s $3 BUBS bags are hard to beat on price, but store assortments are limited and rotate. Online you get the full range of brands and flavors with easy price comparison, which is why we recommend checking our online comparison before deciding where to buy.