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Newest Review: ... Fox’ s Glacier mints and that consists of a large blue bag which houses around 70 mints individually wrapped inside blue ... more

 ... paper wrappers. These mints can get sticky I have found when left in the car and out in the heat but for the short amount of time that it took me to eat both bags and the fact they were kept cool in my handbag these particular mints did not get at all sticky. The mint itself once unwrapped in basically a clear oblong cube shape, which is about an inch in length and perfect size for popping one into the mouth and sucking on easy without dribbling everywhere! The smell coming off the mints on opening the wrapper is ...more

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Premium Review Fox's Glacier Mints (590 words)
by newby2 - written on 19/04/07 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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Fox’s Glacier Mints I adore all things minty and I especially like to smell nice minty fresh breath. This is one thing in particular I take pride in and I can always be trusted to have a bag or a packet of mints in my handbag at all times. There was a special offer on in Tesco’s within the last couple of weeks for these Fox’s Glacier mints on a buy one get one free type option. Of course at only £1.25pence for these two fairly large bags of mints I snapped them up and was well pleased with such a great purchase. They were intended for the car’s glove compartment but I ended up having them mostly at the bottom of my handbag. ...

ian22
Crowned Review Clearly a Better Mint! (554 words)
by ian22 - written on 21/11/04 (Very useful, 1159 readings)
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Having written ops recently on both Trebor Extra Strong mints and Tic-Tacs on another well-known site, I thought I'd now do one on Fox's Glacier Mints, another of my favourite mints. Fox's are quite a well-known name. They make everything from biscuits and cakes to sweets and mints. The Fox family first started producing sweets back in 1897, but they only started making Glacier Mints in 1918. The 'Fox' name is still going strong today, with other varieties of sweets now available, including 'Strawberry and Blackcurrant' and 'Liquorice and Aniseed'. For those of you who have never tried Glacier Mints, let me tell you a bit about them first. They are ...

 

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