Bassett's Flumps

I myself am not a huge fan of these but I can eat them and do from time to time, my kids on the other hand absolutely love them. The sweet I am talking about is Bassett's Flumps which for anyone who doesn't know is a 15cm long marshmallow that comes in a mostly clear wrapper with dark blue ends that has the word Flumps written on it in big lettering. The sweet is like any other marshmallow, very sweet and it sticks to your teeth. They do remind me of the more expensive mallows you get, I think they were made by princess, they have a dusty texture to the outside which is very sweet but also very nice. These Flumps are never very expensive, I think ...

I love marshmallows and like to buy them often my favourite marshmallow of all is Bassett's Flump's they are wonderful! I normally buy them from vending machines for a mere 10p for a 15cm long marshmallow. However I recently discovered that you can get them from Tesco's for a mere 8p!! It's a very soft marshmallow, not too chewy and it doesn't stick to your teeth which is brilliant. It is long and is made up from 4 strands of marshmallow, two pink and two yellow which are twisted together. They come in a plastic wrapper which is yellow and pink with blue ends and the word Flump written on the front in bubble writing making it look like it's made ...

What is is?? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A sweet. A long twisted light pink, and yellow big twist. (Called a flump) It looks soft and foamy. They are made out of marshmallow. 18cm long approx Eating the Flump * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Basically you open up the wrapper and can either bite it out and move it up the wrapper. Or you can take it clean out and eat it that way. (The latter is my personal preference). It's got a very soft texture - always good I suppose if you have false teeth as no fear of gettin it stuck in your nashers. (not that I have false ...