Sour Patch Kids Unveils Limited-Edition Monster Heads for Halloween
Sour Patch Kids adds limited-edition Monster Heads and brings back its Treatsize multipacks in the UK just in time for Halloween.
13 October 2026 · 1 min read

Sour Patch Kids is bringing extra mischief to Halloween this year with the launch of Sour Patch Kids Monster Heads. Featuring scarily good sweets in Watermelon, Raspberry and Orange, each Monster Head packs a mischievous surprise, with two flavours and colours coming together in one ghoulishly good gummy.
Landing just in time for spooky season, the limited-edition Monster Heads put a Halloween twist on the beloved soft gummy that starts sour and finishes sweet. Now with a bigger and bolder Sour Patch Kid, these mischievous gummies are full of surprises, from the way they look to the double hit of flavour and colour.
Seasonal Line-Up and Returning Favourites
And back by popular demand for another Halloween is Sour Patch Kids Watermelon & Strawberry Treatsize, bringing a fruity double act to trick-or-treating. The handy multipack of mini gummies, coated in the brand's familiar sour sugar, is back after proving a hit with Halloween stock-up shoppers last year.
Sour Patch Kids Monster Heads (105g): available from independent retailers and major supermarkets nationwide, from £1.25 until the end of the year.
Sour Patch Kids Watermelon & Strawberry Treatsize, approx 20 mini bags (350g): returning to independent retailers and major supermarkets nationwide from £3.
Isabella Taylor, Junior Brand Manager at Mondelēz International, said: "Halloween is all about having fun, getting creative and, of course, enjoying your favourite treats. We're excited to introduce Sour Patch Kids Monster Heads for 2026, bringing fans a scarily good new way to enjoy their favourite sweet and sour treat. And after the fantastic response to Watermelon & Strawberry Treatsize last year, we knew we had to bring it back for another Halloween. There's something for everyone to enjoy, whether you're discovering Monster Heads for the first time or stocking up on a returning favourite."
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