Are these the original or the new american substitute chocolate?
83859
I rec'd Made in Canada by Hersheys eggs. Not Made in England like the photo.
83860
There will be no change in the US product. Only in the UK product. The US product never had dairy milk. Lots of news on this today after all the misinformation yesterday
507971
Not familiar with the term OEM...the chocolates are in the Lindt box pictured & are 60 individual pieces wrapped as exactly as they are when you purchase the 5 oz bags in the retail stores for around $4.00 each. The product is superior.. I tested!:)
512024
I have had those bars while vacationing in CA...but no the drink did not taste like that chocolate. I am not a fan of that kind of chocolate and I would have noticed. Tastes very similar to Ovaltine. Good taste.
1018326
I think they are hard and not a great flavor. Necco wafers and valentine hearts are better tasting. That is what I would expect. This is pure novelty and not candy to be savored.
1393708
thanks. the reason I asked is that they appear to have changed the chocolate when they switched to foil and I don't like the new taste.
2060375
I agree with the other poster. I think they would be cute, but would definitely give the chocolate a different flavor. If nothing else, they are decorative and delicious on their own.
2056285
Purchased carton of this candy bar labeled 'Mars' but they are not the Mars formerly sold in US. They are closer to our Snickers than the candy once made as Mars in US.
183634
Yes it is, The Original Classic flavor. Brach's may look like sweethearts, but do not have the same flavor and I do not like the Necco New flavor's
116100
I don't know, and I no longer have my original packaging to see if it states that they are. Sorry -
2270778
The original packaging told me where they are made, but I forget. Not England, though. ( maybe VietNam?)The stamp at the bottom reads exactly like my original cream and sugar:ROYAL ALBERTBONE CHINA (followed by a small circled either B or R)CIRCLED C 1962 ROYAL ALBERT LTD..
1864102
Likely, yes. I checked on the Lucky Charms ones years ago and they were pork at that time. Since it says these are made by Kraft, I can only venture they are pork, since the other Kraft marshmallows all contain pork gelatin.
1340346
Since they're primarily sugar, they should be, but I never could get an answer from them about whether they used corn starch or something else to prevent them sticking so I went back to buying Bassett's. Do not buy from TopStore though, I had a horrible experience with them.
763872
They are made in France and Belgium, according to the label. They are really delicious, but they probably wouldn't ship well once the weather gets warm as I'm sure the chocolate would melt. I also had a problem with a lot of breakage in my last shipment. This won't stop me from ordering them again, however. They still taste great!
2262401
I don't think so! This was a gift, and I am sure that I sent the regular chocolates! They show both dark and regular!
3157
No, they aren't. My kids could eat them but I sucked on them. They are the original candy which were hard.
1749289
These were never made in the USA. They ARE most definitely made in China and have been since like 2003 when they switched production from England. Replacements only sells the reproductions made in China. The original pieces do NOT have dishwasher, microwave safe on the backstamp. Agree, they copy the pattern but not too well!
1451487
Sorry, I don't have the bag they came in any more. They are not quality chocolate. The coins themselves are fashioned to look like US half dollar though.