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Smith and Kendon Travel Sweets

 

Newest Review: ... them at Tesco's for £1.49. On the tin it tells you that the company have been making this delicious treats since 1780 a ... more

 ... massive 229 years. Also on the tin it tells you that these are the most refreshing travel sweets and I will have to say I completely agree to that. There is a coating of sugar to all of these delicious sweets which are very brightly coloured and all have sk written on them. ( After finishing the box I realised it stood for Smith Kendon.) These are delicious and like the golden tin says refreshing to suck on for a long while. I would highly recommend these sweets to everyone especially those travelling as they are nic...more

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hornetz
Premium Review Smith and Kendon Travel Sweets: 229 years of delicious sweets (224 words)
by - written on 22/07/09 (Useful, 42 readings)
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Out and about a few weeks ago at the airport I decided to but Smith Kendon's delicious travel sweets as I was ... well travelling. I was not disappointed with my choice. Throughout the years I have had a few boxes and now they even sell them at Tesco's for £1.49. On the tin it tells you that the company have been making this delicious treats since 1780 a massive 229 years. Also on the tin it tells you that these are the most refreshing travel sweets and I will have to say I completely agree to that. There is a coating of sugar to all of these delicious sweets which are very brightly coloured and all have sk written on them. ( After finishing the box I ...  Read the complete review

mumsymary
Premium Review A sweet for your travels (422 words)
by - written on 19/06/07 (Very useful, 208 readings)
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I have a golden tin on the mantle piece it used to contain Smith Kendons mixed fruit travel sweets. I have eaten a few of these tins over my lifetime. My dad used to buy them and occasionally we buy them too. Smith Kendon has been making sweets since 1780. Smith Kendon sweets started in America .I believe they sold out at some stage to Kraft and more recently in 2005 I believe Kraft sold them to Wriggleys Not only do Smith Kendon make mixed fruit travel sweets they also make acid Lemon, blackcurrant, and mocha coffee travel sweets. These sweets come in a 200g tin they are very attractive and the tin possibly a collector's item. Now to get ...  Read the complete review

 

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