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Lindsey Becker

Whittaker’s Jelly Tip Block is a delightful part of New Zealand’s confectionery history that has charmed chocolate lovers with its unique blend of flavors. This chocolate bar combines creamy vanilla, tangy raspberry jelly, and smooth milk chocolate into an irresistible treat. Its creation highlights a collaboration between Whittaker’s and Tip Top, two beloved New Zealand …

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Buzz Lightyear Gummies are a delightful treat that brings the beloved Toy Story character to life in a sour and sweet combination of flavors like lemon, tangerine, cherry, and raspberry. Fans of all ages can indulge in these tasty gummies, which capture the playful spirit of Buzz Lightyear and his adventures. With their vibrant and …

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Roses Chocolates offer a delightful assortment that has become a staple in New Zealand homes. With their mix of milk, dark, and white chocolate varieties, they have been a cherished treat for generations. The history of Roses Chocolates is rich, tracing back to their introduction in the UK in 1938, where their popularity quickly spread. …

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Chocolate-covered raisins offer a delightful blend of chewy and sweet flavors that have made them a beloved treat worldwide. These candies were first introduced in 1927 by the Blumenthal Brothers Chocolate Company in the United States, but they also hold a special place in the hearts of New Zealanders. In New Zealand, the combination of …

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New Zealand is known for its unique and delicious candies, and among the most intriguing are the Sour Feijoa Drops. These sweets capture the tangy essence of the feijoa fruit, a Kiwi favorite, in a delightful gummy form. Mayceys, a long-standing New Zealand confectionery company, is celebrated for creating these mouth-puckering treats. The history of …

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