Edible Candy Handcuffs 45 g - Candy Cuffs

Bondage you can eat

Spencer & Fleetwood's Candy Cuffs take the idea of the candy necklaces from your childhood and make it adult: two bracelets of fruity candy beads, linked together, to slip over your guy's wrists. To free him, there's no key: he has to lick and bite.

The restraint is mostly symbolic, and that's the whole point: a soft, funny way to play dominant and submissive, with no gear and no apprehension.

Its strong points

A power game with no pressure. With his hands “tied”, your partner is at your mercy… as long as the candy holds. A good way to test the appetite for restraint before moving on to real handcuffs.

Tasty and colourful. 45 g of little multicoloured beads with fruity flavours, to nibble one by one during foreplay.

Doesn't stain. According to the supplier, the candy doesn't bleed onto skin or sheets.

For which occasions?

At a stag party, for a proper arrest of the groom-to-be. For Valentine's Day or a birthday, slipped into a gift box with a candy thong. As a couple, for a cop or master-and-slave role play that ends in giggles, then in bed.

Ingredients and allergens

According to the lists published by retailers: dextrose, glucose syrup or modified maize starch depending on the version, acidifier (citric acid), flavourings, colourants (E129, E102, E133), anti-caking agent (magnesium salts of fatty acids). These lists don't mention any major allergen, but the packaging label is what counts: read it before you bite.

Colourants E102 and E129 may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children: one more reason to keep this gift between adults. High in sugar: avoid if you watch your blood sugar.

Precautions

The beads are threaded on a fragile string that breaks easily: that's intentional, never use it as a real restraint. Keep the pack dry until you're ready to play and eat the candy once unwrapped. Never inside the body: sugar has no business on mucous membranes.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Does it really tie you up?

A: No, and that's the idea: the string breaks easily. It's a symbolic, tasty game, not a bondage accessory.

Q: What do the candies taste like?

A: Sweet beads with fruity flavours, in the spirit of the candy necklaces you bought as a kid.

Q: Are they OK for vegans?

A: Yes, the manufacturer states they are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Q: Are there any allergens?

A: The ingredient lists we checked don't mention any, but always check the packaging label, which is what counts.