wine gum

These are questions asked by consumers, which you would indeed ask of anything you took - even a wine gum.

Now it's a bottle of water and some wine gum - it's not quite the same."

Would anyone like a wine gum?

As he prepares to leave Hancock is horrified to discover that the other patient has stolen his wine gums.

He is either a psycho, or he is three wine gums short of a full packet.

She picked up the wine gums.

Who wants a wine gum?

Therefore he called them "wine gums" and labelled them with wine names.

Sherbet dips, hearts and crosses, wine gums, jelly babies.

Especial athletic prowess was rewarded by a tube of Smarties, all got a wine gum for their efforts.

Gummed sweets such as jelly beans and wine gums are not manufactured using a mold in the conventional sense.

Maynard's Wine Gums were introduced in 1909.

Swedish Fish is a fish-shaped Wine gum candy.

As far as I know, common sense prevailed, and it was also deemed unnecessary to refuse wine gums to under-18s, either.

'Well, wine gums, but it's the thought that counts, eh?'

Holy Wood Hill glistened under the sun, like a champagne-flavoured wine gum that had been half-sucked.

They are primarily composed of glucose syrup and fruit juices and are as a result similar to wine gums.

Wine Gums (original and Sour)

Both gumdrops and wine gums could be considered varieties of jube, as would jelly babies if not for their distinctive shape.

Paolo Nutini signed autographs for twenty-five minutes longer than originally intended and shared wine gums with fans.

On this day on the bench all I had was a couple of minutes and a bag of wine gums, and I came up short.

I put black wine gums over my teeth and pretend to be a seventy-year-old farmer chatting up an eighteen-year-old and he cuts the grass.

Midget Gems (or Midgetgems) are chewy, firm sweets similar to wine gums but much harder.

For assistance, he used a recipe for wine gum tablets containing gum arabic he had found from a German book.