Master Sgt. Big Brother Collateral Damage found these at the LL Bean shop in Freeport, Maine. Perfect for snacking under fire without getting your balls blown off. They are made by Wilbur’s of Maine.
Best … Use … Of … Camouflage … Ever
October 25, 2006 · 5 Comments
Categories: Camo Malted Milk Balls · Camouflage · Freeport · LL Bean · Wilburs
5 responses so far ↓
Steve // October 25, 2006 at 5:04 pm
These are some pretty sorry lookin’ Malted Milk Balls. I guess they don’t just melt in you mouth.
Candy Addict » Camouflaged Malted Milk Balls // October 26, 2006 at 1:48 am
[...] Constantine over at Collateral Damage pointed me to his post about these Camo Malted Milk Balls. He says they were found at an LL Bean shop in Freeport, Maine and are made by Wilbur’s Chocolates. I checked their website but can’t seem to find them (though maybe they are on the site and I just can’t see them). [...]
Steve (misterimpatient) // October 26, 2006 at 9:35 am
Wilbur’s doesn’t show the packaging *but* the packaging is identical in style to what they do display.
Aristo // October 26, 2006 at 10:52 pm
they were at LL Beans and may be a specialty product for them…
Rita Feeney // March 28, 2007 at 3:04 pm
Hi Everyone: Wilbur’s of Maine manufactures an award winning line of gourmet chocolate malt balls in addition to our premium panned chocolates (choc covered blueberries, cranberries, etc). We developed our Camo malt balls - sort of tongue & cheek - as a fun item that hunters and others would love to pick up as a gift or just to enjoy themselves - while shopping in LL Bean and The Kittery Trading Post. Both businesses serve the sports, hunting & fishing communities and both have done very well with this product. Our other malt balls (all chocolate - no compound) include our Tropical Mix (key lime, orange creme, pina colada, strawberry & plum) our American Mix (blueberry, cranberry & coconut) and we also have fall harvest and holiday mixes. All premium chocolate gourmet items. Enjoy!
Rita Feeney, National Sales Manager
Leave a Comment