Mochi ice cream combines the chewy texture of mochi, a traditional Japanese rice cake, with the smoothness of ice cream, creating a unique fusion treat loved worldwide. Originating from Japan, mochi has a rich history that dates back to the Jomon period (14,000-300 BCE), where it became a staple in Japanese culture. The introduction of …
Sugimura Milk Candy represents a delightful chapter in the rich tapestry of Japanese confectionery history. This candy, with its creamy texture and sweet taste, captures the essence of Japanese craftsmanship and tradition. Sugimura Milk Candy is celebrated for its smooth blend of milk and sugar, offering a taste that evokes nostalgia and comfort. In the …
In the vibrant world of New Zealand sweets, Eskimo Lollies have carved a unique space. These colorful candies, known for their marshmallow-like texture, have long been a staple in Kiwi childhoods. Recently, they underwent a name change to “Explorers” to remove the derogatory term “Eskimo” from their branding. Eskimo Lollies were integral to the classic …
Toffee Milks have long been a cherished treat in the history of New Zealand candy, captivating both young and old with their delightful blend of hard caramel toffee and creamy milk chocolate. Introduced by Whittaker’s in the 1930s, Toffee Milks quickly became a beloved classic, leaving a sweet mark on generations of Kiwis. Their unique …
Buzz Bars are a sweet treat cherished in New Zealand. These bars combine fluffy marshmallow and crispy chocolate, making them a delightful snack for many. Buzz Bars are not just candy; they’re an iconic part of New Zealand’s sweet traditions. The history of Buzz Bars is tied to New Zealand’s creative approach to confectionery. They …
New Zealand’s candy history is full of sweet memories, with Tangy Fruits standing out as a nostalgic favorite. These small, round, fruit-flavored candies brought joy to many movie-goers seeking a treat that wouldn’t disrupt the film’s magic. Tangy Fruits were popular in New Zealand cinemas due to their vibrant flavors and unique packaging, which reduced …
Milk Bottles are a beloved part of New Zealand’s sweet history, a candy that many Kiwis remember fondly from their childhood. These milky treats hold a special place in hearts as a nostalgic candy that continues to be enjoyed by people of all ages. Born from the traditions of old-fashioned candy-making, Milk Bottles offer a …
New Zealand’s cultural tapestry is woven with unique foods, and lolly cake is a particular standout. This sweet treat, crafted with malt biscuits and colorful candies, is an iconic no-bake dessert beloved by Kiwis. Its brightness and simplicity make it a favorite at parties and family gatherings, embodying the nation’s love for fun and flavor. …
Snifters have a special place in the hearts of New Zealanders. This candy, famous for its minty nougat chocolate center wrapped in a candy shell, was a popular treat for many years. The beloved Snifters were discontinued by Cadbury in 2009, leaving fans longing for their return. Snifters reappeared on the shelves briefly in 2020, …
Minties have been a beloved part of New Zealand’s candy world for decades. These chewy, mint-flavored treats are not just known for their flavor but also their sticky texture, which is infamous for risking dental fillings. Originating in Australia and later becoming a favorite in New Zealand, Minties hold a special place in the hearts …