Winegum Juicies, 130 g

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However, you can consume them in moderation so they easily fit into your healthy diet requirements. The original shapes for each sweet are traditionally kidney, crown, rhombus, circle, and oblong. However, these shapes vary with each manufacturer. Where are they made?

The year-long campaign’s efficacy remains to be seen: six months after launch, Trebor was up 3.3% in value but down 1.3% in units. Despite the labelling on each sweet with words such as sherry and port, there's no alcohol content, so they're suitable for adults and children. Wine Gums were launched by Maynard's in 1909. They were developed by Charles Gordon Maynard, the son of Charles Riley Maynard, although he struggled to convince his teetotal father that they did NOT contain wine! Charles Riley Maynard had started producing and selling sweets with his brother Tom in 1880, from their family kitchen in Stoke Newington, London. Wine Gums Juicies, Sports Mix Juicies and The Natural Confectionery Co. Juicy Snakes will tap into these key trends and will deliver exactly what those consumers are looking for – fun products with natural, trusted ingredients. The core range of each of these brands will still be available, offering more choice than ever through our expanded portfolio in a soon-to-be HFSS-restricted world.” NAM Implications: Wine gums are actually relatively easy to make at home, and you don't need any fancy equipment. All you need is some sugar, gelatine, cornstarch, water and your chosen flavourings.Maynards Bassetts Wine Gums contain no animal products, which means they can be enjoyed by both vegetarians and vegans. Bonds Of London use pork gelatine in their Wine Gums, and so are not suitable for vegans or vegetarians, although they use no artificial flavours or colours. Where can I buy Wine Gums? Wine Gums Juicies, Sports Mix Juicies and The Natural Confectionery Co. Juicy Snakes will tap into these key trends and will deliver exactly what those consumers are looking for – fun products with natural, trusted ingredients. The core range of each of these brands will still be available, offering more choice than ever through our expanded portfolio in a soon to be HFSS-restricted world”. Mondelēz International’s Maynards Bassetts and The Natural Confectionery Co brands are tapping into the trend towards authentic ingredients with the launch of a new HFSS-compliant range called Juicies.

American hard gums are similar to wine gums, but they're harder and have a more intense flavour. They're also available in a broader range of flavours, including pineapple and pear. Wine Gums: The ConclusionLion Wine Gums are still made with the traditional recipe and made at a British factory. Which Wine Gums are suitable for vegetarians and vegans? Haribo Wine Gums contain beeswax and animal-derived gelatine, so they are not vegan friendly and unsuitable for vegetarians. We’ve seen that more consumers are looking for authentic ingredients from their treats,” says Mondelez trade communications manager Susan Nash. “Maynards Bassetts and The Natural Confectionery Co have tapped this trend with the launch of our exciting range Juicies. Comprising Maynards Bassetts Wine Gums Juicies, Maynards Bassetts Sports Mix Juicies and The Natural Confectionery Co Juicy Snakes, each product includes real fruit juice and 30% less sugar than the standard equivalents.” You can also go more traditional with Lion wine gums or enjoy a more cost-effective solution from Taveners and De Bron. How To Make Wine Gums At Home Anna Ulrich, brand manager for joyful candy at Mondelēz International, said: “Candy consumers are still looking for the best-tasting products which are also fun, made for sharing and made with trusted, authentic ingredients. For this reason the addition of real fruit juice to this great-tasting range is certainly set to capture shoppers’ attention from the fixture.