Lifesavers Blackcurrant Pastilles (Australia) - 34g
Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles
Australian Candies
If you love lifesavers, you must try this exclusive flavour from Australia! These new candies have a chewy, gummy texture and are fullĀ of flavour.Ā
If you never had black currant, these sweet, tasty lifesavers would be an awesome way for you to experience this yummy, unique berry-like flavour. These Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles can also be compared to grape-flavoured gummies.
Fun Fact: The farming of black currants was banned in the US in the 1900s, due to the growth of a fungus that destroyed pine trees.Ā
34g
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Lifesavers Blackcurrant Pastilles (Australia) - 34g
Lifesavers Blackcurrant Pastilles (Australia) - 34g
Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles
Australian Candies
If you love lifesavers, you must try this exclusive flavour from Australia! These new candies have a chewy, gummy texture and are fullĀ of flavour.Ā
If you never had black currant, these sweet, tasty lifesavers would be an awesome way for you to experience this yummy, unique berry-like flavour. These Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles can also be compared to grape-flavoured gummies.
Fun Fact: The farming of black currants was banned in the US in the 1900s, due to the growth of a fungus that destroyed pine trees.Ā
34g
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Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles
Australian Candies
If you love lifesavers, you must try this exclusive flavour from Australia! These new candies have a chewy, gummy texture and are fullĀ of flavour.Ā
If you never had black currant, these sweet, tasty lifesavers would be an awesome way for you to experience this yummy, unique berry-like flavour. These Lifesaver Blackcurrant Pastilles can also be compared to grape-flavoured gummies.
Fun Fact: The farming of black currants was banned in the US in the 1900s, due to the growth of a fungus that destroyed pine trees.Ā
34g
