Head to Head: Chewy SweeTarts vs Chewy Tart n Tinys.Wonka SweeTarts Chicks, Ducks & Bunnies (2012).There are no other allergen ingredients (except all those artificial colors) nor any statements about nuts. Also made in a facility that processes wheat. They’re made with egg whites, so not appropriate for those with egg sensitivities or vegans.
I was just irritated that they weren’t cute little seasonal shapes. I was glad they didn’t have that blue punch in there as well. I like them, I had no problem eating both boxes (except for the cherry and green apple, which I set aside). They’re grainy, but have a satisfying cool and quick dissolve on the tongue with a nice blend of tartness, artificial flavor and weird texture. They’re coated in a little glaze to keep them from sticking together. The little banded spheres are made of a chewy, tangy compressed dextrose candy. which isn’t really better, just different. But there’s nothing different about them except for the box design. The box calls them Springy, which sets them apart from the regular item. I like these theater boxes, they were certainly inexpensive at $1.00 per 4.5 ounce package. They’ve been packages in different ways, they came in little single serving packs and these plastic flip top tubes. Mini Chewy SweeTarts have been around for at least 10 years, I think. This isn’t so much a review as a reveal, for those who were curious about the product. I saw this box of Wonka Springy Mini Chewy SweeTarts at KMart and was excited by the idea of special Chewy SweeTarts for Easter.īut I should have known better, considering how disappointed I am that Nestle has replaced the beautiful large Easter SweeTarts with little ones this year.
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