They've had a number of enquires asking if they had some secret stash that could be plundered by fans, but alas this is not the case.
I ask if they had a mailing list or contact list for when new flavours come out. The answer is no, but they're thinking of setting one up.
I'll be first on the list.
Unexpected:
At times it was like watching a corrupted version of The Wiggles but most of the time it was just plain entertaining. It didn't blow my mind, and the sound left me wishing the gig was at The Palace or The Corner but it was watchable.
What I particularly enjoyed is that the (real) band started at 9pm and so it was all over by 11 and we were able to take public transport to and from the gig.
Wow we're getting OLD!
Movies named after the main character that do not suck.
Movies must be Firstname Lastname. So The People vs. Larry Flint doesn't count, nor do most superhero movies (ie. Spiderman, Superman). If Superman was called Clark Kent then yes, that would count. I look forward to Aliens 5, called simply, Ellen Ripley.
If I see a movie called Firstname Lastname I run screaming.
The best we could come up with was Mary Poppins although we haven't seen that for ages and it could very well suck too.
We haven't seen Rocky Balboa or Marie Antoinette although as they are Firstname Lastname movies, we can only assume...
It's Wintergreen.
It's a pity that flavours such as this, cherry and I presume cinnamon are so connected to something horrible and medical from our childhoods that we can on longer enjoy them in lollies.
We can only assume that the products were originally flavoured in this way because that flavour was cherished in lollies and it would make the product more appealing.
Unfortunately the tables have turned.
Cinnamon is making a come back in Australia and I definitely approve of that.
I can't see Wintergreen making the same comeback...
As an update on Bold! Fruit, Katie thought they tasted nice and suggested they tasted like Fruit Pastels.
This is the last of my USA Tic Tac reviews. I'm trying to source some Lime from the UK but for the moment I'll return you to the regularly unscheduled uninformed political commentary.