Australia has its own nostalgic and beloved candies, with Allen’s Killer Pythons being a highlight. Known for their fun shapes and fruity flavors, Killer Pythons have been a favorite treat for many Australians. In 2014, a major change sparked fans’ outrage when the iconic snakes were halved in size, but they continue to be a …
Lindsey Becker
People of all ages can enjoy the sweet and tangy taste of Whizz Fizz, a beloved candy that has been part of Australia’s confectionery landscape since the 1940s. This fizzy treat began as a simple sachet of sherbet with a liquorice straw. Today, Whizz Fizz is still made in Australia, with millions of sachets produced …
Turkish delight is known worldwide for its unique taste and chewy texture. Australia has embraced this sweet treat as part of its diverse candy culture. This confection, originally called lokum and popular for its rose-flavored center, has become a staple in many candy shops. In Australia, the sweet tooth of many is often satisfied with …
Mint Patties have been an iconic part of Australian candy history, offering a sweet combination of mint and chocolate that has delighted taste buds for generations. Originating in the mid-20th century, these treats quickly became popular for their refreshing minty center encased in rich chocolate. The simplicity and distinctive flavor make them a nostalgic choice …
Fruit Tingles hold a special place in the sweet history of Australia. Since their introduction in the 1930s, they have delighted generations with their unique combination of sour and sweet flavors. These colorful candies are known for their chalky texture and vibrant fruit flavors. Originating from Allen’s brand in Melbourne, Fruit Tingles have undergone several …
Allen’s Party Mix has been a staple in the world of Australian candy, renowned for its delightful assortment of flavors. Its popularity stems from an enticing blend of gummies featuring favorites like Bananas, Peaches & Cream, and Snakes. Many people enjoy that these treats contain no artificial colors, making them a preferred option for those …
Peach Hearts are a beloved treat in Australia that combines fruity flavors with a sweet touch. These candies stand out due to their unique flavor profile and heart shape, making them a hit among candy lovers. Their popularity has grown over the years, turning them into a classic favorite. Originating as part of Australia’s rich …
Peppermint Crisp is a unique chocolate bar loved by many, filled with thin mint-flavored cracknel tubes and wrapped in smooth milk chocolate. Invented in the 1960s by Wilson-Rowntree in South Africa, it later came under the production of Nestlé South Africa. This iconic treat has found its place in various desserts across Australia, becoming a …
Jelly Tots were introduced in 1965 as a way to use up the broken pieces from Rowntree’s Jelly Slabs. These small, sugar-coated sweets have captured the hearts of candy lovers with their playful and colorful appearance. Anyone who grew up in the 1960s, 70s, or 80s might remember them as disc-shaped before they became the …
Who would have thought that a candy bar could stir up so much curiosity? Originating from the Curtiss Candy Company, the Baby Ruth was introduced in 1920 and quickly became a prominent sweet treat. The story of Baby Ruth’s creation is an intriguing mix of clever marketing and cultural associations. Otto Young Schnering, the entrepreneur …