Smarties (tablet candy)
Tablet candy produced by Smarties Candy Company
Smarties are a type of tablet candy produced by the Smarties Candy Company in the United States. They are small, round, and come in a variety of pastel colors. Each roll of Smarties contains an assortment of flavors, and they are known for their sweet and slightly tangy taste.
History
The Smarties Candy Company, originally known as Ce De Candy, Inc., was founded in 1949 by Edward "Eddie" Dee, a candy maker who emigrated from England to the United States. The company began producing Smarties in a factory located in New Jersey. Over the years, Smarties have become a popular candy in the United States and Canada, known for their distinctive packaging and taste.
Production
Smarties are made from a mixture of sugar, corn syrup, dextrose, and a small amount of citric acid, which gives them their tangy flavor. The ingredients are mixed and then pressed into tablets, which are then wrapped in rolls. Each roll typically contains 15 tablets.
Flavors and Colors
Smarties come in a variety of flavors, each associated with a different color. The flavors include:
- White - Orange/Cream
- Yellow - Pineapple
- Pink - Cherry
- Green - Strawberry
- Purple - Grape
- Orange - Orange
The colors are achieved using food-grade dyes, and the flavors are subtle, allowing the candy to appeal to a wide audience.
Packaging
Smarties are typically sold in rolls wrapped in clear cellophane. The rolls are easily recognizable and have become a staple in Halloween candy assortments and party favors. In addition to the standard size, Smarties are also available in "Giant Smarties" rolls, which contain larger tablets.
Cultural Impact
Smarties have become a nostalgic candy for many people in North America. They are often used in school settings as rewards for children due to their small size and low cost. The candy has also been featured in various media and pop culture references, further cementing its place in American candy history.
Related pages
- Smarties (chocolate), a different candy produced by Nestlé
- Candy
- Confectionery
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