If you have a few of those individually-wrapped hard candies floating around at the bottom of your purse, you might wonder: ...

On December 29, 1970, the Liverpool ECHO reported how an order for 48,000 tins of boiled sweets, mostly fruit drops, were being completed by Tavener Rutledge, ready for shipment to Czechoslovakia.

Fruit Drops’ launch – to be backed by a £2m spend – came “with 92% of UK consumers now consciously purchasing reduced sugar products across all categories”, said Perfetti. The new candy will be ...

1800s and early-1900s From the mid-1800s though, clever folk began to realise they could transcend the ordinariness of boiled sugar sweets and traditional hard candies by adding milk and fat.

The two variants of the brand’s first sugar-free hard-boiled candy provide 66 calories per 28g pack. Skip to main content; Skip to navigation; Site name. ... Trebor adds sugar-free Cool Drops ...