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Mars Skittles

 
Description: Crunchy outside, chewy middle now available in several fruit varieties, peppermint and spearmint.

Newest Review: ... you're having a fruit snack due to the taste and convince yourself all is fine. As with m&m's there is a rather large ... more

 ... possibility of making a rather large mess with them if you spill them as they seem to just run and the bag seemed oddly impossible to open with out splitting them (annoyingly). Though it's almost impossible not to love Skittles they maintain a childish charm to them that could attract almost anyone into enjoying a mouthful and if eaten a mouthful at a time you can also feel like you've got yourself a bit of a fruit salad in your mouth. A real delight....more

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Premium Review Mars Skittles: Skittle me over (176 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Useful, 122 readings)
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I do love these and outside of anything with chocolate in or on it these are my favourite things when I need a sugar rush. Skittles are made by Mars and are small pill size sweets and you get about twenty to thirty to a packet which costs about forty five pence in most retailers. They area fruit flavour sweet in a number of flavours and they have a hard shell on th outside and a chewy centre in the middle, they are quite chewy and can stick to your teeth but as they are so small if you do not chew them but just suck they soon go soft. These have a wonderful taste and they are like eating little bubbles of juice as just like Starburst ...  Read the complete review

Olly+Weasley+Potter
Girlfriend buys skittles for hunky boyfriend! (79 words)
by Olly Weasley Potter - written on 31/08/07
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These are the best sweets in the whole world. Addictive, easy to get through a whole big packet in one afternoon at your desk. The best thing about skittles is that my gorgeous girlfriend Pam keeps supplying me with them, so I never have to wait long for my next fix! How lucky I am to have such a thoughtful girlfriend, of course I do my bit and buy her flowers and chocs in ...  Read the complete review

iamasadlittleboy
Premium Review Mars Skittles: M&M + Soft fruit Chew=Skittle (526 words)
by - written on 22/10/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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What happens when you cross breed a Fruit based chew with an M&M? Well you'd surely end up with something similar to a Skittle. Coming in a Mainly red bag with a bright colour scheme and the word Skittles written in big white lettering one of the most loved sweets Mars produce seem to have gotten harder to find in recent years. However as I've (finally) gotten myself a 55g bar of them it's time to review them before the bag vanishes (seems to be an annoying trait in this house at the moment sadly). The product was being solid with the tag "Taste the rainbow" and contain a variety of real fruit flavours (5 flavours coming from real fruit juices). ...  Read the complete review

DocDan3
Premium Review Addicting Sweets! (341 words)
by - written on 02/08/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Mars Skittles are one of my favourite sweets as they taste delicious and are very addicting like popcorn. I can sit there whilst watching a movie at home or at the cinema and have a whole large pack of skittles - not the healthiest idea but a tasty one indeed! You can get a standard 55g size pack for around 40p, which isn't bad as there are tens of little sweets in there. They come in five different flavours: orange, lemon, lime, strawberry and blackcurrant. My favourite has to be strawberry or blackcurrant and the lime one is tasty too. The orange one is nice but I least like the lemon ones - However they are all really sweet and tasty They are ...  Read the complete review

katykicker
Premium Review Mars Skittles: Deliciously chewy fruity Skittles. (363 words)
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Skittles are a nostalgic sweet and I remember the rumours that went around amongst my friends as a young child that they made you hyperactive and from this day forward I seemed on a mission to eat as many as possible and they suddenly became one of my firm favourite sweets! Skittles come provided in a plastic wrapper and are available in a couple of different sizes such as 55g bags and 195g bags (resealable with a sticking label) and the 55g bags are 40p and the 195g bags £1.14 from Tesco stores or www.tesco.co.uk and this is a very reasonable price for such a delicious bag of sweets. Inside the red plastic wrapper there are lots of very small ...  Read the complete review

 

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