Smarties Chocolate Orange Giant Tube, 130 g ( Pack of 1)

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SMARTIES remain incredibly popular to this day and their array of vibrant colours have been manufactured without artificial flavours or colouring ever since 2006. Within the 2018 Nestlé confectionery seasonal portfolio there is a product for everyone from its range of iconic, well-loved brands; from the fun and playful MILKYBAR and ROWNTREE’S Eggs to the more traditional KITKAT, ROLO and AERO Eggs. Hexatubes made up entirely of Orange SMARTIES are now available in limited edition in Asda and across the wholesale and convenience stores. Also brand new this spring are Orange SMARTIES Mini Eggs which are quite literally, little Orange SMARTIES chocolate eggs. Very eggs-citing!

Chocolate covered in a sugared shell is one of the oldest forms of chocolate sweet in the world. The name SMARTIES has been around since 1937 when Rowntree’s renamed a product that had previously been known as Chocolate Dragée or Chocolate Beans.

The SMARTIES® Multipack: the colourful, delicious milk chocolate you love, times four.

A short history of Rowntree Maple Buds and other Canadian-made chocolate treats | The Star". Toronto Star. 29 April 2020. This jingle was set to the tune of Lonnie Donegan's " Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On the Bedpost Overnight?)".

Treanor, Jill (21 August 1999). "The future's bright for the bean". The Guardian. p.30 . Retrieved 29 July 2022– via Newspapers.com. The German Smarties slogan is "Viele, viele bunte Smarties" (which translates as "lots and lots of colourful Smarties"). In the United States a Smarties variant was introduced by Nestlé for a limited time as part of a product promotion for Disney's animation feature "Tarzan" in 1999. "Tarzan Treats" had red, green, brown, blue, orange and yellow Smarties pieces. Yellow pieces contained an outline graphic of characters from the film. This Smarties variant was made in Canada for distribution in the United States.Red Smarties were previously dyed with cochineal, a derivative of the product made by extracting colour from female cochineal insects. A pigment extracted from red cabbage is now used in the United Kingdom. [18] [19]