Parma Violets and Sherbet lemons were the kind of things your Gran gave you when you visited... along with Everton mints, Murray mints, Chocolate Limes, Pear Drops, and later, Werther's Originals, and "travel sweets", which came in a tin, dusted with fine sugar, in a variety of fruity flavours. In sweet shops we'd buy loose sweets by the scoop, including those above and Kola Kubes, white mice, minstrels, blackjacks, fruit salad chews, red licorice laces etc.
@@KevPage-Witkicker shame that toffos became discontinued. taverners travel sweets are very good. I used to like those candy monkey nuts, kola cubes and acid drops. mojos
It funny, I am 50 years old and have never met a single person (adult or child) who likes Parma Violets. But someone must because they still make them!
The Flumps was a UK kids stop motion cartoon from the 70s (there are videos on YT). As they predate the sweet by a few years I would assume that Barretts borrowed the name from there. If anyone is interested, the episodes stand up quite well.
the main difference is in USA Haribo used to use food colourings red 40, yellow 5, blue 1 and artificial flavours. Dont know if that is still the case or if they have caught up with haribo sold elsewhere. In UK there is some fruit juice and they use lovely things like beetroot and carrots and other lovely vegetables for the colours so a bag of UK Haribo counts as part of your 5 a day vegetables.
You might get traditional PEAR DROPS recommended, boiled sweets that are meant to taste of pears but for some reason taste exactly like nail polish remover....
Yep blackcurrant and liquorice are good. There’s a whole host of traditional British toffees that I reckon are better than the ones you tried. Off the top of my head (mind the dandruff!) rum and butter, chocolate caramels, wine gums, pear drops, chocolate limes, mintoes, chocolate eclairs, spearmint chews, blackjacks, jelly babies, liquorice allsorts, cough candy, uncle Joe’s mintballs, & etc., etc.😬
Oh lads, I’m really sorry to have to tell you but I think your tongues might be horrendously broken… it’s the only reasonable explanation for that Parma Violet ranking! Top tier sweets, they are 😍
Now I would love you to try and get Floral Gums . Just to see your faces. I love Parma Violets ,and Floral Gums are even more flowery,almost like perfume.
OH MY I’m just eating some sherbet lemon and Parma violets 😃😃😃😃😃😍😍😍😀😀👍 👍 🏴🏴🏴 As a kid growing up in the 1970’s I would, on my way to school walk past a newsagents. I would go in and ask for 1 penny worth (100 pennies make a pound) of teeth rotters in a small white paper bag. They included Parma violets, love hearts, black jacks, flying saucers made out of rice paper I would eat all these sweets before I got into the classroom 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴😃😃😃❤️❤️👍 👍
Some good classics there. Apart from millions and haribo ( which are Danish) . Parma violets are an old one. I remember the original Wham bar being twice the size and yellow, though!
It's Tuesday baby. My favourite day! Yep tried most of them. Reckon there might one or 2 funny faces pulled for some of 'em. Looking forward to watching.
think parma violets are an acquired taste, have fond memories of having them in selection boxes and i like them every now and again but wouldn't go out to buy some
MOOO! You have to be a mad cow not to like parma violets. Violet cremes are far nicer though but they are expensive and you only get them from fancy chocolatiers. They are chunky and have a crystallised violet petal on top but Lidl do a far cheap version at Christmas which are thin like an After Eight mint. Obviously the Lidl ones aren't as nice but for the price you can't complain. You can also get rose cremes at the fancy chocolatiers but for some reason this year Lidl changed them for pink gin ones, which weren't as nice.
6:40 you where talking about Bubblegum "soda" flavouring. In the UK, some people out a packet of those millions (and the strawberry flavour millions too) into a litre of Vodka, and mix it with lemonade to make a nice summer fruity vodka drink 👍🏼
Hi recently discovered you guys and thank you, you are very funny to watch. As a Brit I love seeing how different our snacks are and if others enjoy them. Although I believe Haribo is German not British, maybe someone can correct me if that is wrong.
Sherbert lemons 🍬🍋😋 are my favourite boiled sweet ever I love anything with lemon cleaning products lemon drinks, food anything 👌🏻🍋❤️ have aa bag of sherbert lemons in my kitchen cupboard 😋
A flump is a flump it's a sweet usually given to toddlers as they can suck on it for ages without the risk of pieces breaking off and chocking them hence the mild flavour and lower sugar content.
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor they are long standing staples of the British biscuits scene. Grew up eating them. I think the club and gold bars are made by McVities and the viscount (mint one is great) is by Lyons
Parma violets are a very very old sweet.. 1600 at least, used as a breath freshener..may be even older in other forms, back to the 1400s. Violets have been grown around Parma in Italy and their essence has been used in oral hygiene since Roman times..the Parma Violet is an edible species of the plant. The version you're earingwas launched in 1966 but they have been around a lot longer in Europe and India
I’ve got a few mixed haribo sweet packs in my work bag 🤣🤣 I mixed up different ones into a tub and just grab a few throughout the day 👍 your never to old for haribo 🤣🤣
Wham bars were much better and bigger back in the day. There are so many better sweets sweets available than the ones you guys tried. Parma Violets along with Turkish Delight are the confectionery version of Marmite I.e. you either love them or hate them.
You need to try Victory V's and Fisherman's Friends! Both are lozenges, the first is licorice and menthol flavour and the other is eucalyptus and menthol. Both are delicious and pungent. I've watched American friends try them and nearly die on the spot! 😱🤣 If you do try them, don't get the pastille version of the Victory V's cos' they lack oomph 😁
top tip for you regarding wham like bars. place in fridge prior and snap into segments. you can then leave it out but you will have equal portions to dole out.
Why not try getting hold of seasonal sweets? Mostly that means easter and christmas and mostly it means chocolate but it could be interesting. For easter there is mini eggs, creme eggs, caramel eggs, etc. Lindt and Kitkat bunnies, hot cross buns, the mini egg cakes that cadburys do, there is also simnel cake that I've never eaten in my life.
Taylor wins on pronunciation this time, sherbet and haribo ( think maybe it was induced by the sleeve/hat 👍) great simultaneous crunching of the lemons boys 😂, they rip the roof of your mouth apart as a bonus feature 🫤
You need to try (1) Black Jacks (2) Fizzy Cola Bottles (3) Refreshers. Thank me later lads. Fizzy Cola Bottles, not Cola Bottles, major taste difference.
Was giggling the second i saw the t-shirts, while i logically know people other than those selling illegal substances can be called dealers it's just not my first thought.
Nailed it again guys - though parma violets are actually worse than bloody disgusting. Its a toss up between them and Frys Turkish Delight for the worst sweet invention since the dinosaurs. Glad you are all back and healthy again too :-)
Parma Violets aren't a popular product. They're classic, but lots of people hate them, I think mostly because they're absolutely foul. Lots of brits have a similar reaction to US 'wintergreen' flavoured products, because that is pretty much exclusively used in cleaning products here.
Sorry and no offense intended, I have a Welsh Great Aunt and loads of cousins there. @@EmmaMonroe000 Still doesnt change the fact that Wham on toast is a travesty!
Hard boiled sweets are for sucking and savouring, not crunching. Sherbet lemons should last a good 10 minutes. Parma violets 🤮= soap as a sweet. Cruel and disgusting. Who would do that??? My ex loved them. Nuff said.
A minority of people like Parma violets. I used to buy multi bags of sweets for Halloween and no kid ever took the damned Parma violets!.... and, be fair.... Parma is in Italy!!!
You should add a couple more levels to your ranking system for Scottish people , ie , Banging is better than omd and boggin is worse than bloody disgusting
Sherbet is (share bet) it comes from Arabia. Haribo (harry bow) is not originally British. I love Parma Violets! These sweets are not really meant for adults. Do you have pineapple chunks? Chocolate Eclairs? Chocolate Brazils?
I am English and have never understood why anyone would create, never mind eat Palma Violets, they are awful, and yet my wife and daughters love them, maybe its a lady thing? I would also rate them Bloody Awful..!!
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Have you tried any of these sweets?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
All
Parma Violets and Sherbet lemons were the kind of things your Gran gave you when you visited...
along with Everton mints, Murray mints, Chocolate Limes, Pear Drops, and later, Werther's Originals, and "travel sweets", which came in a tin, dusted with fine sugar, in a variety of fruity flavours. In sweet shops we'd buy loose sweets by the scoop, including those above and Kola Kubes, white mice, minstrels, blackjacks, fruit salad chews, red licorice laces etc.
Them all
@@KevPage-Witkicker shame that toffos became discontinued. taverners travel sweets are very good. I used to like those candy monkey nuts, kola cubes and acid drops. mojos
Yep, all
It funny, I am 50 years old and have never met a single person (adult or child) who likes Parma Violets. But someone must because they still make them!
I love them.
We polled the audience and more votes that like ,than hate… crazy …
I love them, along with sherbet lemons.
I love them!
Love them❤
Taylor is pronouncing Sherbet lemons correctly 😉
He's not often wrong 😆😆😆😆
Taylor pronounced the R. Wrong.
Pronounced Barratt wrong tho! 🤭 It's Ba-rratt
Sher but..
Yep Taylor got the pronunciation spot on, we say it as if it's spelt Sherbert just like he said it the first time
When in doubt, Taylor is normally right 🤣😂🤣😂
"Ground up pot pourri" 😂 perfect description
Well said !
The Flumps, look for old British TV series! Parma Violets rule.
Love the banter in this episode, has to be one of the best yet!
Thanks a ton Steve, that means a lot!! 😁😁😁😁
The Flumps was a UK kids stop motion cartoon from the 70s (there are videos on YT). As they predate the sweet by a few years I would assume that Barretts borrowed the name from there.
If anyone is interested, the episodes stand up quite well.
We might have to react to some of it! 😁😁😁😁
The Flumps were great, you also need to see The Clangers and the Magic Roundabout- British version with Eric Thomason’s VO (he’s Emma Thomason’s dad).
With Parma Violets, they tend to grow on you. I ate so many as a kid, as you get them in birthday parties and schools.
I can see where they would become an acquired taste over time 🙂🙂🙂🙂
the main difference is in USA Haribo used to use food colourings red 40, yellow 5, blue 1 and artificial flavours. Dont know if that is still the case or if they have caught up with haribo sold elsewhere. In UK there is some fruit juice and they use lovely things like beetroot and carrots and other lovely vegetables for the colours so a bag of UK Haribo counts as part of your 5 a day vegetables.
Nice, love little facts like this! 😁😁😁😁
You might get traditional PEAR DROPS recommended, boiled sweets that are meant to taste of pears but for some reason taste exactly like nail polish remover....
Pear drops are a childhood favourite
Hahahahha we're still down to try them! 🤣😂🤣😂
How do you even know what nail polish remover tastes like?
Tastes exactly how nail polish remover smells... @@B-A-L
@@KevPage-Witkicker they both contain ethyl acetate which is the solvent in nail polish, but also the flavouring in pear drops.
I was already laughing when he said ‘pull’ with the Wham bar 😂
Hahahahaha it doesn't take much to get us laughing 😅😅😅😅
If you can get blackcurrant and liquorice sweets try them. I think they are lovely. It's BARRETT not Boratt as well.
Thanks for the correction! 😅😅😅😅
Yep blackcurrant and liquorice are good. There’s a whole host of traditional British toffees that I reckon are better than the ones you tried. Off the top of my head (mind the dandruff!) rum and butter, chocolate caramels, wine gums, pear drops, chocolate limes, mintoes, chocolate eclairs, spearmint chews, blackjacks, jelly babies, liquorice allsorts, cough candy, uncle Joe’s mintballs, & etc., etc.😬
Lol haribo
Kids and grownups love it so the the happy world of haribo...... God that jingle from the adverts has been ingrained
My favourite is the tangfastic I could never work at haribo I wud eat far to much
@@mattymcnally we LOVED those!!! 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Oh lads, I’m really sorry to have to tell you but I think your tongues might be horrendously broken… it’s the only reasonable explanation for that Parma Violet ranking! Top tier sweets, they are 😍
Now I would love you to try and get Floral Gums . Just to see your faces. I love Parma Violets ,and Floral Gums are even more flowery,almost like perfume.
WHAM, bam thank you ma'am.
A childhood favorite ❤ millions the best chewy sweet. yum 😋
Yum yum get me some !
OH MY
I’m just eating some sherbet lemon and Parma violets
😃😃😃😃😃😍😍😍😀😀👍 👍 🏴🏴🏴
As a kid growing up in the 1970’s I would, on my way to school walk past a newsagents. I would go in and ask for 1 penny worth (100 pennies make a pound) of teeth rotters in a small white paper bag.
They included Parma violets, love hearts, black jacks, flying saucers made out of rice paper
I would eat all these sweets before I got into the classroom
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴😃😃😃❤️❤️👍 👍
Now you've tried sausage bacon and egg sandwich 🥪 you should try a fried egg on fried bread OMD 😊
Ooooo don't mind if we do! 😁😁😁😁
Parma Violets should be the new rating below Bloody Disgusting 11:34
Hahahaha simply titled "Parma Violety" 😀😀😀😀
Some good classics there. Apart from millions and haribo ( which are Danish) . Parma violets are an old one. I remember the original Wham bar being twice the size and yellow, though!
It's Tuesday baby. My favourite day! Yep tried most of them. Reckon there might one or 2 funny faces pulled for some of 'em. Looking forward to watching.
Your favorite day too?! 😁😁😁😁
And it is Fat Tuesday to boot!!!
Flumps are sweets for young kids that can't chew properly yet 😂
Hahahahaha that makes sense 🤣😂🤣😂
Many years ago, I bought some Parma Violets that were white and they resembled large Tic Tac's. They were much nicer than the purple chalky ones
Hmmm that sounds like it might be okay, the chalky texture didn't help 😅😅😅😅
I'm with you on the dishwasher tablets, sorry palma violets. My wife loves them and I have never understood why
I think they’re a ‘woman’ thing.
You guys have to try Chocolate Limes, Liquorice All Sorts and Blackcurrant and Liquorice sweets, Rowntrees fruit pastilles
I ADORE parma violets. I also adore parma violet flavour vodka
think parma violets are an acquired taste, have fond memories of having them in selection boxes and i like them every now and again but wouldn't go out to buy some
Oh wow, there's Parma Violet flavored vodka?! 😳😳😳😳
Me too… Parma Violet gin for the win, though!
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor there most certainly is!
Parma violet gin? Oh dear!😦
MOOO! You have to be a mad cow not to like parma violets. Violet cremes are far nicer though but they are expensive and you only get them from fancy chocolatiers. They are chunky and have a crystallised violet petal on top but Lidl do a far cheap version at Christmas which are thin like an After Eight mint. Obviously the Lidl ones aren't as nice but for the price you can't complain. You can also get rose cremes at the fancy chocolatiers but for some reason this year Lidl changed them for pink gin ones, which weren't as nice.
Violet cremes and rose cremes are what I send to my sister every year for her birthday. We both love them.
We really tried to like them...maybe it's the chalky texture that's a tad off putting 😅😅😅😅
they were originally for sweetening the breath I believe@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor
I love the looks on your faces as you are trying to figure out how to rate the items 😂
Hahahaha hey Roxanne!! 😁😁😁😁 We take it seriously (somewhat) 🤣😂🤣😂
I am old enough to remember when wham bars came out. They were huge.
Wish we had known about them then! 🤣😂🤣😂
Yep, lasted a week 😂
6:40 you where talking about Bubblegum "soda" flavouring. In the UK, some people out a packet of those millions (and the strawberry flavour millions too) into a litre of Vodka, and mix it with lemonade to make a nice summer fruity vodka drink 👍🏼
I used to watch a children's TV programme in the UK called the Flumps, watch a few episodes on you tube
Hi recently discovered you guys and thank you, you are very funny to watch. As a Brit I love seeing how different our snacks are and if others enjoy them. Although I believe Haribo is German not British, maybe someone can correct me if that is wrong.
I laughed when I saw the title... and laughed even more at the faces they pulled.
Hahahahaha mission accomplished then! 😁😁😁😁
Haribo Eggs used to hit back in the day. I'm sure they've changed them
Sherbert lemons 🍬🍋😋 are my favourite boiled sweet ever I love anything with lemon cleaning products lemon drinks, food anything 👌🏻🍋❤️ have aa bag of sherbert lemons in my kitchen cupboard 😋
Haribo is about as British as a German thing that has been produced in Germany since 1920.
That's like saying cars are as American as a German thing that has been produced in Germany since 1890.
A flump is a flump it's a sweet usually given to toddlers as they can suck on it for ages without the risk of pieces breaking off and chocking them hence the mild flavour and lower sugar content.
Have you tried Club biscuits, Viscount Biscuits or gold bars yet?
I'm waiting for someone to try Jammie Wagon Wheels.
Haven't heard of any of these!!
@@elemar5 we have tried them!! Just haven't aired the video yet! 😁😁😁😁 Stay tuned!!
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor they are long standing staples of the British biscuits scene. Grew up eating them. I think the club and gold bars are made by McVities and the viscount (mint one is great) is by Lyons
Parma violets are a very very old sweet.. 1600 at least, used as a breath freshener..may be even older in other forms, back to the 1400s. Violets have been grown around Parma in Italy and their essence has been used in oral hygiene since Roman times..the Parma Violet is an edible species of the plant. The version you're earingwas launched in 1966 but they have been around a lot longer in Europe and India
I’ve got a few mixed haribo sweet packs in my work bag 🤣🤣 I mixed up different ones into a tub and just grab a few throughout the day 👍 your never to old for haribo 🤣🤣
I am, thank goodness!🙃
Wham! bars today barely even resemble the flavour they had in the early 90's, when they were delicious albeit probably carcinogenic.
I just said the same. They were much bigger and better back in the day. The 'crystals' were also much more sour.
And the price increase - saw them the other day, much smaller than they used to be and 35p each
For future reference if you slap the chewy slabs on the table it will shatter in the plastic wrapper! It's like a non Newtonian liquid!
Wham bars were much better and bigger back in the day.
There are so many better sweets sweets available than the ones you guys tried. Parma Violets along with Turkish Delight are the confectionery version of Marmite I.e. you either love them or hate them.
Yeah can definitely see that for sure! 😅😅😅😅
i like parma violets... which is good cos normally they are the last ones left. how about some peanut brittle? Mr tom is nice.
Love peanut brittle!!
It just occurred to me, because of this video, that Bill Oddie (the guy on the right... Taylor) would look great in a balaclava! ;-)
You need to try Victory V's and Fisherman's Friends! Both are lozenges, the first is licorice and menthol flavour and the other is eucalyptus and menthol. Both are delicious and pungent. I've watched American friends try them and nearly die on the spot! 😱🤣 If you do try them, don't get the pastille version of the Victory V's cos' they lack oomph 😁
OMG, you are sick🤢
We'll be on the lookout 🤣😂🤣😂
Sherbert Lemons - finally !! *drumroll* 4:11
FINALLY!! 😅😅😅😅
Parma violets are minging. We aren’t offended.
Old lady sweets.
top tip for you regarding wham like bars. place in fridge prior and snap into segments. you can then leave it out but you will have equal portions to dole out.
That sounds like the way to go! 😁😁😁😁
I used to use the "throw it on the floor" technique after freezing for about half an hour. Very effective
😂 noooooo, soft from your pocket is ticket!
@@scs3973 not conducive to apportioning
@@scottythedawg Untrue.
Need a keener eye 😎
Why not try getting hold of seasonal sweets? Mostly that means easter and christmas and mostly it means chocolate but it could be interesting.
For easter there is mini eggs, creme eggs, caramel eggs, etc. Lindt and Kitkat bunnies, hot cross buns, the mini egg cakes that cadburys do, there is also simnel cake that I've never eaten in my life.
Enjoying the Parma violence
Ahahaha perfectly said 🤣😂🤣😂
i do enjoys your vids keep them coming
We really appreciate that, no plans to stop!! 😁😁😁😁
The borat wham bar. 😂
Hahahahah yep that's it! 🤣😂🤣😂
Haribo tangfasticks are way better than the starmix.
Yeah they are great!! 😁😁😁😁
Flumps is a mix of the words fluffy and lumps, and they are for small children.
As a 60 year old British male, I haven't heard of the vast majority of these. Parma Violets and Sherbet Lemons I have heard of, and I loathe both!
Taylor wins on pronunciation this time, sherbet and haribo ( think maybe it was induced by the sleeve/hat 👍) great simultaneous crunching of the lemons boys 😂, they rip the roof of your mouth apart as a bonus feature 🫤
But loses on pronouncing the word centre as cen tray.
Wham is probably the cause of many trips to my dentist :D
These sweets have been around for years in the UK 🇬🇧 maybe 30 or more years 😊
He had it right the first time Shurbut 😂
Taylor isn't wrong often 🤣😂🤣😂
You need to try (1) Black Jacks (2) Fizzy Cola Bottles (3) Refreshers. Thank me later lads. Fizzy Cola Bottles, not Cola Bottles, major taste difference.
Was giggling the second i saw the t-shirts, while i logically know people other than those selling illegal substances can be called dealers it's just not my first thought.
Hahahahaa we swear ours are legal 🤣😂🤣😂
Palmer violets and flumps are the best 2 things you had there 😂
Aniseed twist , sour apples you should try these
Am from across the pond and Parma violets are best used on Halloween 👍
Nailed it again guys - though parma violets are actually worse than bloody disgusting. Its a toss up between them and Frys Turkish Delight for the worst sweet invention since the dinosaurs. Glad you are all back and healthy again too :-)
We are so glad to be back and feeling good!! Thanks! 😁😁😁😁
Try black jacks they're amazing
It’s a fluffy lump= fl-ump
Light bulb moment 🤣😂🤣😂
I'm from the UK, and Parma Violets of any size are indeed bloody disgusting
:-) How perfect... Sweet'ums trying sweeties! :-)
P violets …omd …love these
HAR-rib-bo
Parma Violets aren't a popular product. They're classic, but lots of people hate them, I think mostly because they're absolutely foul.
Lots of brits have a similar reaction to US 'wintergreen' flavoured products, because that is pretty much exclusively used in cleaning products here.
I like them.
We used to melt wham bars on toast as kids , Haribo are tasteless tho .
The above is not representative of British culture as a whole! :p
@@SlinkySlyde Welsh , i never refer to myself as British .
Sorry and no offense intended, I have a Welsh Great Aunt and loads of cousins there. @@EmmaMonroe000 Still doesnt change the fact that Wham on toast is a travesty!
Deep fried Mars bar 🤣
I love Parma violets ❤
It's not Sherbay it's shur-but, and it's also nor cen-trai it's cen-ter. We're not the bloody French. Also Barratt is Bah-rat
Hahahahaha thanks for the correction 😅😅😅😅
Brilliant lol 😂
Hahahaha thanks! 😁😁😁😁
Parma violets are my favourite
have had all of em before, haribo is the only one i would pick up on the regular
Haribo does make some really good sweets 😁😁😁😁
Except they're German Sweets. Totally tasteless
Hard boiled sweets are for sucking and savouring, not crunching. Sherbet lemons should last a good 10 minutes.
Parma violets 🤮= soap as a sweet. Cruel and disgusting. Who would do that??? My ex loved them. Nuff said.
A minority of people like Parma violets. I used to buy multi bags of sweets for Halloween and no kid ever took the damned Parma violets!.... and, be fair.... Parma is in Italy!!!
Now there’s an idea! Stock up on Parma violets and offer them to kids who come around on Halloween - that’ll teach the pesky blighters!!😆
You joking ive eat a full.pack in a hour once you start you cant stop sherbet lemons are the boys oh chocolate limes
Shur BT = Sherbet
You just suck until the casing fails, then crunch
These are chilld hood sweets 😋
You should add a couple more levels to your ranking system for Scottish people , ie , Banging is better than omd and boggin is worse than bloody disgusting
Sherbet is (share bet) it comes from Arabia.
Haribo (harry bow) is not originally British.
I love Parma Violets!
These sweets are not really meant for adults.
Do you have pineapple chunks? Chocolate Eclairs? Chocolate Brazils?
I love Parma violets 🤣
Now you've tried parma violets, now eat soap.
Hahahaha don't tempt us 🤣😂🤣😂
The wham bar is the one for me
Sherbet : English R is silent except before a vowel. It's an Arabic word, not French. So, [SH³Ø bt].
Hare sweets in England are designed to be sucked, not crunched.
To be honest I haven't heard of some of these but cheers anyway 🇬🇧🇺🇲👍🏻😊
I am English and have never understood why anyone would create, never mind eat Palma Violets, they are awful, and yet my wife and daughters love them, maybe its a lady thing? I would also rate them Bloody Awful..!!
Yes I've had them all.
The 'Parmalat violets' I do not like.
The 'love Hearts' are much better.
Borat 😂
Wow, you guys really need a pair of scissors!! 😀
Flumps are wayyyyy to sweet.
Cher-bet Lemons.
Do American's only like marshmallow if they set fire to it first lol