Campino

My friends bought me a packet of "Yoghurt And Fruit" Campinos while they were on holiday to America and now I'm enjoying them as I write these! They are gorgeous! ~~~PACKET DESIGN~~~ The sweets are packaged in a plastic packet, and individually wrapped in plastic as well. Once opening the pack, you can easily share between friends and eat them slowly. I hate packets of sweets where they are just all open and you are forced to either eat them all in one go or to find some alternative source of binding it back (rubber band or tape) to keep them from going off or diseased by insects. However, this method does mean more plastic wastage... ...  Read the complete review

There always seem to be a bag of these in our house just lately that gets dipped into quite often. Campino's are a hard boiled sweet that come in three different flavours, Oranges and Cream, Summerfruits and, for the purpose of this review, Strawberries and Cream. Even if you've never had the pleasure of one you will recognise the red sweets with cream swirls that give these sweets their unique look. We tend to have the 140g bags though they do come in smaller tubes of about 10 sweets ( I think). You really can't miss the red/pink packaging. Our current bag has a best before date of Oct 07 so even if you only had one occasionally you'd still eat them all ...  Read the complete review

I was offered a Campino sweet the other day so how could I refuse. It was not chocolate like my favourite confectionary but a hard boiled sweet. I was offered a sweet from a 140g hanging bag, most supermarkets sell these bags for just a penny or two under a pound. You can also buy small tubes of campino sweets weighing 43g these cost about 40p think I have seen them for 38 and 39p there are 10 sweets in this tube. They also make a mini sugar free campino sweet Campino are manufactured by the German company Storck a fairly modern sweet first made in 2000. I had not realised it till I just looked at the Storck site but they also make Werthers ...  Read the complete review