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Can anyone remember eating or seeing anywhere a raspberry flavoured fruit
gum? I know I have and I thought they were made by Rowntree and each time I buy a box or bag of Rowntree's fruit gums (not the tube of sweets but the fruit shapes), I am disappointed to find none inside. I thought they might have been discontinued so, in order to put my mind at rest, I asked customer services at Rowntree's (now owned by Nestle) when they had stopped producing them. Much to my surprise they deny ever having made a raspberry flavoured fruit gum. Can this be right? If it is, whose product have I eaten raspberry fruit gums from in the past? Just to be clear, I'm interested in the raspberry flavoured fruit gum, not jellies or wine gums. If you are having problems reminding yourself what they look(ed) like (or are denying their existence!), go here http://www.webshots.com/g/poster/92/25392_poster.html for a picture of the fruit shape and here http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...fe=off&q=+site :www.andmas.co.uk+fruit+gums for an older picture (the one in the middle) of a roll of fruit gums with, what looks to me like, 6 discernable colours: yellow (lemon), green (lime), orange, black (black currant) and two reds, one light red for strawberry and a darker red for... raspberry! Or are my eyes, as well as my memory, failing me? I think Nestle/Rowntree's customer services are wrong but before I go back and ask them to check, does anyone here know any differently? Many thanks Matthew (Remove 'nospam' in email address to reply) |
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"Matthew" wrote in message ...
Can anyone remember eating or seeing anywhere a raspberry flavoured fruit gum? I know I have and I thought they were made by Rowntree and each time I buy a box or bag of Rowntree's fruit gums (not the tube of sweets but the fruit shapes), I am disappointed to find none inside. I thought they might have been discontinued so, in order to put my mind at rest, I asked customer services at Rowntree's (now owned by Nestle) when they had stopped producing them. Much to my surprise they deny ever having made a raspberry flavoured fruit gum. Can this be right? If it is, whose product have I eaten raspberry fruit gums from in the past? Just to be clear, I'm interested in the raspberry flavoured fruit gum, not jellies or wine gums. If you are having problems reminding yourself what they look(ed) like (or are denying their existence!), go here http://www.webshots.com/g/poster/92/25392_poster.html for a picture of the fruit shape and here http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...fe=off&q=+site :www.andmas.co.uk+fruit+gums for an older picture (the one in the middle) of a roll of fruit gums with, what looks to me like, 6 discernable colours: yellow (lemon), green (lime), orange, black (black currant) and two reds, one light red for strawberry and a darker red for... raspberry! Or are my eyes, as well as my memory, failing me? I think Nestle/Rowntree's customer services are wrong but before I go back and ask them to check, does anyone here know any differently? Many thanks Matthew (Remove 'nospam' in email address to reply) I don't know what the flavor was but the Rountree company used to make a tube of fruit gums, one of which was red. I'm fairly sure it was not strawberry. I don't think it was cherry. |
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