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SLAYER 'Candy Jar' Can Be Yours In Time For Valentine's Day

February 11, 2012

Just in time for Valentine's Day, California thrash metal legends SLAYER have released a special "candy jar" via their official webstore. The jar measures 3.5 inches tall by 2 inches wide and comes with SLAYER logo printed in red. The candy comes in red and black pieces, each with such terms of endearment as "Destroy," "Hate," "Kill," and, of course, "Slayer" imprinted on them! Afterwards, the jar can be reused as a stash tin.

As previously reported, SLAYER's official webstore is also offeringSLAYER custom condoms for "when you're going 'South Of Heaven.'" Each SLAYER custom condom "matchbook" holds one Durex latex condom. It is available as a three-pack or six-pack.

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