Chewits Fruit Sald Stick Pack 30g x 40, Multi Colour

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Lorraine Dewhurst said: “We used to live across the road. Always got a bag of toffee for the kids.” “I used to love driving past and smelling strawberry Chewits, it was a tiny slice of heaven" Lollipops are one of the most popular types of hard candies that appeal to sweet tooths of all ages. Whether you add them to a sweet table or pop them into a party bag, any of the green Chupa Chups lollipops are sure to go down a treat. The same goes for the options numerous flavours from Dobson’s – which include Watermelon, Apple and Tropical Fruit.

Through the years, Chewits became very popular and they regularly were adding flavors. They kept the original flavors but would add interesting things like Cola or Ice Cream. We will talk more about the flavors shortly but know they actively tested and tweaked flavors to keep the candy interesting.

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Laura Louise Petford said: “My dad uses to work there and I remember the ice cream flavour Chewits! Yum yum!” For fans of jelly sweets, there are plenty of delicious options from Kingsway, with something that will apply to anyone. If you like a sour treat, then you’re spoilt for choice! There are two watermelon options, with the Watermelon Fizzy Dummies and Mini Watermelon Slices. Other fruity options include Fizzy Sour Apples and Fizzy Twin Cherries are brilliant to sink your teeth into. The original adverts used Claymation special effects, similar in style to those made famous in the movies of Ray Harryhausen. They also included a voiceover style reminiscent of a 1950s radio serial. The land was first occupied by a factory in 1920, and went on to become the Holland’s Toffee factory.

With our large range of chewy, dinolicious sweets being available in multiple flavours, there’s something for everyone! Whether you want classic strawberry, tropical fruit salad, or want to dare yourself with something sourer.A second advert saw the Muncher being taken around the world to take bites out of famous buildings such as the Taj Mahal and the Empire State Building but none apparently compared to the taste of Chewits. Another campaign saw a parody of the war-time ‘Dig for Victory’ propaganda – can you guess what the strapline was changed to? Yep, that’s it – ‘Chew for Victory’!

Every Chewits products we sell adheres to Islamic law in terms of ingredients so they are suitable for those consuming Halal products. Additionally, they are suitable for vegetarians! There are many chewy sweets of note from my childhood: Mojos, Fruit Salads, Pacers etc. but Chewits always stand out in my memory because of their really fruity flavours. And they’ve been a firm favourite of children (and adults) for the entirety of their existence as well for, as one of their former slogans went: "No fruit chew chews chewier"! Across from Mullards, on Rufford Road, there was an engineering company called Bankfield, my dad worked there years ago. He also worked on the old pier train, the Silver Bell. I will ask him if he worked on the manufacture of aeroplanes in Southport. He, my mum and sister emigrated to Canada, where he worked in plane manufacture with De Havilland in Toronto. He worked in different aspects of sheet metal work all his working life.” In 2009, Chewits launched a programme to help young sporting hopefuls ahead of the London Olympics in 2012. The Chewits Young Sporting Ambassador programme provides financial support and coaching to sponsored athletes. [20] For answers to our most commonly asked questions, visit our FAQs. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, you can just get in touch with us!Lisa Sullivan said: “I worked in what was called ‘The Sin Bin’, bagging up loose Chewits all day long, during my summer holidays from college. Tutti frutti are still my favourite today.” Chewits Sports Courses, in partnership with children's coaching organisation Premier Sport, run daily during school holidays and provide sporting activity courses to approximately 125,000 children in the UK. [17] The sponsorship is supported by sporting ambassadors Lawrence Dallaglio, Duncan Goodhew and Paul Sculthorpe. [18]