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Sweet History
A brief Sweet History
Eating sweets or sweet food has been with us for a long long time. Honey was a popular, and likely one of the first sweet things to be enjoyed by people in Prehistoric days. In those times we ate sweets and Dinosaurs tried to eat us ! Sweet things made with honey and nuts were recorded found in Egyptian pyramids, so Pick-n-Mix was enjoyed thousands of years ago. So we haven't really changed our taste that much since those days.
Middle Ages and through time saw desserts like preserved fruits, jelly and dried fruit start to appear for the well off set. Sugar became a favourite with rich folk.
Chocolate from the Americas came to Britain in the 17th century.
Getting Tasty
A lot of modern sweets have links to the old Apothecary days, making the medicine go down better you might say
For centuries, people used liquorice as a medicine and so in 1760 an Englishman and would be Chemist named George Dunhill added sugar and turned it into a form of chewy sweet. So the process of sweet making took a turn for the good.
Notable dates
In 1847, a British company called Fry's produced the first chocolate bar.
In 1864, an Austrian confectioner working for Fryers of Lancashire produced a jelly based sweets named Jelly Babies.
In 1869 Kendal mint cake was invented.
1920s our British streets saw its first Ice Cream sales.
1930s as Chocolate cravens took hold big names were introduced to us such as Flake, Aero, Milky Way, Mars Bars, Whole Nut bar, Maltesers, Rolo, Blue Riband and Kit-Kats to name a few !
1950s we seen Bounty Bars, Munchies and the Picnic.
1960s produced Topic Bars, Toffee Crisp and the Twix.
1970 onwards we got the Curly Wurly, Yorkie Bars, Double Decker, Lion Bars and the Wispa.
Family boxes saw All Gold, Black Magic, Quality Street, After Eight Mints and many more arrive from the 1930s.
Today
Well our sweet tooth has never been more fun and popular. If we are happy at Birthdays or Weddings or sad and fed up we turn to our favourite sweets to keep us going. Happy Days :)
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Foam Banana Sweets Flavour Retro Sweets Party Pick N Mix
Attention customers with food allergies. Please be aware that our our sweets are packed in an environment which handles and stores nut product.
Attention customers with food allergies. Please be aware that our our sweets are packed in an environment which handles and stores nut product.
Children and adults will love to find Bumper Bananas in your shop. These Bananas are popular in Schools tuck shops, corner shops and here at our online shop. Soft to eat and fun to play with, food shaped sweets are always popular. Banana flavour foam candy shapes are a big big favourite in the UK. Sweets have no artificial colours or flavours added.
- - Banana flavour foam candy shapes
- - No artificial colours or flavours
Ingredients
For allergens please see ingredients listed in bold.
Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Water, Dextrose, Beef Gelatine, Maize Starch, Colour (Curcumin), Flavouring.
Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change. You are advised to always read the product label for ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergen information. We are unable to accept liability for any incorrect information.
Nutritional Values 2
| Typical Values | per 100g |
|---|---|
| Energy | 1599 kj 376 kcal |
| Fat of which saturates | 0.3 g 0.1 g |
| Carbohydrates of which sugars | 90.5 g 81.1 g |
| Fibre | 0.5 g |
| Protein | 2.9 g |
| Salt | 0.22 g |
Additional Information
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Tasty Sweets and Treats is a small independent supplier of Sweets and Treats based in Doncaster, Yorkshire.
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