Violet Crumble Nuggets have a rich history that captures the sweet tooth of many Australians. These delicious treats feature the classic combination of crumbly honeycomb toffee covered in a layer of chocolate. Violet Crumble is known for its catchy slogan: “It’s the way it shatters that matters,” highlighting its unique texture and taste. Originally created …
Candy History
When it comes to iconic Australian treats, Freddo Frogs are hard to beat. Originally invented in 1930 by a young employee named Harry Melbourne at MacRobertson’s, the frog-shaped chocolate quickly hopped its way into the hearts of Aussies. Known for various flavors like strawberry and peppermint, this snack has evolved over the years but remains …
Red Skins candy has been a beloved treat in Australia for generations. Originally launched as “Redskins,” this chewy, raspberry-flavored candy holds a significant place in Australian candy history. Over the years, it has been cherished by many for its unique flavor and chewy texture. The candy was initially under the Allen’s brand, now a division …
Allen’s Snakes Alive, a popular treat in Australia, have captivated candy lovers for generations. They are part of a wider tradition of confectionery in the country that began with Allen’s, a brand known for its vibrant and joyful sweets. These gummy snakes have become a staple at parties and a nostalgic favorite for many Australians. …
Wagon Wheels have delighted sweet tooths for generations with their unique combination of cookies, marshmallow, and chocolate-flavored coating. Originating in the 1940s, Wagon Wheels became an instant classic in several countries, including Australia, where they gained a special twist with a layer of jam. This simple yet indulgent treat has become a cherished part of …
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 …
Everyone enjoys a tasty candy, and Australia’s history with sweets has some surprising twists and turns. A standout in this journey is the tale of bananas as a candy flavor. Bananas became popular in the world of Australian confections due to their fun taste and tropical appeal. Much of this candy trend can be traced …
The 5th Avenue candy bar carries a rich history that captures the essence of sweet indulgence wrapped in chocolate. Introduced in 1936 by Luden’s, a company known for its cough drops, the candy bar quickly charmed its way into the hearts of candy lovers. The combination of creamy milk chocolate and a crunchy peanut butter …
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 …
Australia has a sweet spot for candy, and liquorice bullets are among its beloved treats. These candies combine the chewy texture of liquorice with the rich taste of chocolate, making them a unique confection. Liquorice bullets hold a special place in Australian candy history due to their distinctive blend of flavors and cultural significance. The …