LifeSavers Fruit Tarts Sugar Free 50 Piece 6 Orange Tins Review

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(More customer reviews)Life Savers are a great American staple, and have been since they were invented in 1912 by Clarence Crane. (The rights were sold in 1913 to Edward Noble, and it was under him that they really gained their nationwide popularity.) The original Life Savers were peppermint, and the well-known fruit flavors began to appear in 1929.
Well, they have once again hit on a new idea - Life Savers Fruit Tarts! These excellent little candies (a little smaller than the regular Life Savers, the size of mints, really) come in quirky tins, and in an assortment of flavors. The fruit tarts in these tins come in three flavors - Watermelon, Cherry-Lemonade, and Mandarin Orange.
I hate the sour candies that begin with a burst of tasteless sour, and then suddenly become sickeningly sweet candies. Well, I don't know how they did it, but they are nice and tart, and stay tart until you suck them down to nothing! Now, what is my favorite of these three flavors? Well, sometimes I think it's the Watermelon, and sometimes the Cherry-Lemonade...and sometimes the Mandarin Orange. I can't help it, they all taste great!
So, if you want a great tasting tart candy, then get these Life Savers, they are GREAT!

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Holiday Gift: Exotic Extracts for the Cook Review

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(More customer reviews)I'm enjoying using this set of "exotic" extracts. They all have good flavor and enhance the baked goods I've used them in. The rose extract is particularly delightful. I've used it in candies, gelatin desserts and cakes and everyone has loved it. I have not had call to use the star anise yet but the others have all been very good Like most ginger extracts this one has a slightly odd smell in the bottle but that is not evident when used. the chocolate extract has a pretty True flavor and intensifies the flavor of chocolate chip cookies a lot.

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Here is a selection of interesting extracts for the cook who has everything. Anise, ginger, pure rose, cinnamon, chocolate and clove. (4 oz. of each)

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LifeSavers Sugar Free Sorbets, Arctic Berry Hard Candy, 2.75-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12) Review

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(More customer reviews)Well, Wal-Mart, in their infinite wisdom, dropped these and replaced them with sugar-free Cherry Life-savers, which already come in the 5 flavor pack?!? So, thankfully, Amazon has these little jewels. Great tasting flavors, cool and refreshing. Who could ask for more? I highly recommend these.

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0g Sugar Carbs. Cherry, Strawberry, Raspberry. Cool mouth refreshment like sorbets! Individually wrapped. Artificially flavored. Discover the delicious cool mouth refreshment of Sugar Free LifeSavers Sorbet. Each refreshing piece is not only sugar free, but also contains 40% fewer calories than the leading fruit-flavored hard candy! Enjoy the mouthwatering refreshment of LifeSavers candies in Sugar Free! Carbohydrate Facts: Total Carbs 15g, Subtract Sugar Alcohol 14g = Carb Count 1g. For those counting carbs to help control their blood sugar level, the 14 grams of Carbohydrates in this product come from Sugar Alcohol, which has a minimal impact on blood sugar. Be sure to count calories too. This product contains 40 Calories per Serving compared to 70 Calories per Serving of the leading fruit-flavored hard candy.

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