"Orange"head Candy???
 

Eating those at this very moment. Packaging says the product "contains real fruit juice".

Name of product is "Orangehead" and packaging is orange so I imagine there's orange or some citrus fruit juice in the list of ingredients.

No.....















Only juice in ingredients list is apple juice! :confused:

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You're not really British are you? Otherwise, you'd only be eating Galaxy bars. What is WRONG with you?

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Are they the ones with the nasty bright orange food coloring in them, my gosh, the color of some of the candy we got last night :scared:

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Looking inside the box, I'd say you're right. They are bright orange. :eek:

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Are they made by Ferrara Pan?

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So you'd have your kid not accept anything other than British candy when he goes trick or treating? :D

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Yes. Should I be worried. Are they mini weapons of tooth destruction?

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Yes.

They are an updated version of Lemonheads which are FAR FAR superior.

However, they are simply citric acid and sugar -- combined with food colouring and artificial flavour.

I prefer Grapeheads myself..... :D

Wait -- please tell me they don't have high fructose corn syrup in them these days.......

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No, but you wouldn't catch ME eating any of the crap :eek: Those kind of calories are saved for the good stuff! :D

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I used to say that but nowadays I enjoy it all..I especially like those Swedish fish..yum :D

my kids earn their keep over Halloween ;) :D

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So, how many streets do you make them walk? :D

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usually one is enough and round the corner there's a haunted castle...this year it all got rained out :( ...we did the driving around the neighbourhoods and stopping at houses with Halloween decorations thing....the rain stopped early on thankfully so we did see other trick-or-treaters but it wasn't as much fun as usual...try telling the kids that..they just wanted the....CANDY!!! :D

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The rain here ended early and it got quite cool but the kids didn't mind, of course. There was a way OTT house in the neighbourhood so of course we had to go see that.

The youngest got 91 pieces of candy -- well, I use the term pieces here very loosely cos some were full-sized candy bars and packets. :scared: I asked Toontje if there was any holiday with that much excess candy, stickers, glow-in-the-dark tubes etc in the Netherlands and of course the answer is no. :rolleyes:

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yeah Halloween basically sucks anywhere else...my kids just feel so sorry for those poor kids :p ...we discovered a great Halloween book..it's by Jerry Seinfeld and comes with a C.D....it's all about the candy..my kids know it word for word..it's become their bible :D

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Halloween is slowly becomeing a trend in the UK, but Brit kids do have Bonfire night to look forward to, there not really missing out :)