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

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Bradley, John (2011). Cadbury's Purple Reign: The Story Behind Chocolate's Best-Loved Brand. John Wiley and Sons. ISBN 978-1-119-99505-0. Each giant orange SMARTIES ® tube contains 120 grammes of orange flavoured milk chocolate sweets in a crisp sugar shell. Each SMARTIES giant tube contains 6 portions [16 sweets] of your favourite orange SMARTIES ® treat that can be enjoyed or saved for later. We select only quality, 100% certified sustainable cocoa beans through the Nestlé® Cocoa Plan ®, which aims to improve the lives of cocoa farming communities and the quality of their products. Vegetarians see red over smarties dye". Manchester Evening News. 28 October 2004 . Retrieved 22 July 2009. Artificial colouring was removed from Smarties on the Canadian market in March 2009. The new range included all the colours except blue. Blue Smarties were re-added in May 2010. [17]

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. Deliciously smooth milk chocolate has been at the heart of SMARTIES® for more than 80 years and, in 2005, SMARTIES® were the first UK major confectionery brand to move to no artificial colours - more reasons to enjoy SMARTIES® milk chocolate buttons. Smarties® are made with love and care from 100% certified sustainable cocoa beans through the Nestlé® Cocoa Plan®.The 2008 advertising campaign showed various people singing " Everyday People" by Sly and the Family Stone. [24]

The confectionary company claims they're inundated with over 500 letters a day asking for tubes with only orange Smarties. Barton, Laura (15 May 2007). "Veggies beware!". London: Lifeandhealth.guardian.co.uk . Retrieved 22 July 2009. IMPORTANT: YOUNG CHILDREN (LESS THAN 4 YEARS) HAVE LIMITED CHEWING ABILITY AND COULD CHOKE ON SMALL SWEETS.Hexatubes made up entirely of Orange SMARTIES are now available in limited edition in Asda and across the wholesale and convenience stores. Rainforest Alliance - People & Nature - Cocoa, Rainforest Alliance Certified™ cocoa. Find out more at ra.org

Indulge your sweet tooth with the yummy Smarties ® candy wafer roll you know and love, just the way you remember it. It’s no wonder they have been one of the leading Halloween treats for over 50 years! Marstrand-Jørgensen, Mads (20 October 2003). "Nestlé Outsmarted in Smarties Ruling". Globe Business Publishing Ltd . Retrieved 28 August 2014. At the last year’s launch of the Orange SMARTIES Giant Tube consumers were sharing their delight on social media tweeting: “Thanks Nestlé I’ve been waiting years for a whole tube of orange SMARTIES”, “Hearing that Nestlé is making SMARTIES tubes filled with just the orange ones has got to be the best news of 2017” and “Nestlé have made my day, no week, no YEAR! #orangesmarties”. The German Smarties slogan is "Viele, viele bunte Smarties" (which translates as "lots and lots of colourful Smarties").

SMARTIES ® contain a creamy milk chocolate centre with a crispy sugar shell that has been at the heart of SMARTIES ® for nearly 80 years! SMARTIES ® are also available in a mixture of 8 different coloured shells - covering red, yellow, green, blue, violet, pink, brown and orange. Unique to the UK only, the orange SMARTIES ® are the only colour to contain a flavour - with the shell infused with natural orange oil. Since 2006, SMARTIES ® have been free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives. Deliciously smooth milk chocolate has been at the heart of Smarties® for more than 80 years and, in 2005, Smarties® were the first UK major confectionery brand to move to no artificial colours - more reasons to enjoy Smarties®. Smarties are color-varied sugar-coated chocolate confectionery. They have been manufactured since 1937, [1] originally by H.I. Rowntree & Company in the United Kingdom, and now by Nestlé. Here's something you probably didn't know: all Smarties are the same flavour, apart from the orange ones, which are flavoured with orange oil. In 2006, it was announced that Nestlé was removing all artificial colourings from Smarties in the United Kingdom. [14] Nestlé decided to replace all synthetic dyes with natural ones, but, unable to source a natural blue dye, removed blue Smarties from circulation (which led to the common misunderstanding that the blue Smartie triggered hyperactivity in some children) and replaced them with white ones. [15] In February 2008, blue smarties were reintroduced using natural blue dye derived from the cyanobacterium spirulina instead of the controversial brilliant blue FCF (FD&C Blue 1, E133). [16]