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OK started this thread cause noone seems to have heard of Mintoes. They were in a packet like Munchies but the packet was dark green. The sweeties were the same shape and looked like Munchies but they were Dark Chocolate with a Mint Fondant Centre.....................come on someone else apart from me must remember them?
And no they werent just a Scottlsh thing as someone (you know who you are) already said! :001_tongue:
And no they werent just a Scottlsh thing as someone (you know who you are) already said! :001_tongue:
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OK started this thread cause noone seems to have heard of Mintoes. They were in a packet like Munchies but the packet was dark green. The sweeties were the same shape and looked like Munchies but they were Dark Chocolate with a Mint Fondant Centre.....................come on someone else apart from me must remember them?
And no they werent just a Scottlsh thing as someone (you know who you are) already said! :001_tongue:
As far as I know you can still get them down here. Mind you I haven't looked for years. They were/are delish.0 -
they are now called mint munchies, not mentoes, just googled them and i recognised them straight away
http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/mint-munchies/
really fancy a packet now but can only the red packet ones out here
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Yeah I remember them, I loved them!0
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Has seen them for ages but Morrison's had some in at the weekend.0
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OK started this thread cause noone seems to have heard of Mintoes. They were in a packet like Munchies but the packet was dark green. The sweeties were the same shape and looked like Munchies but they were Dark Chocolate with a Mint Fondant Centre.....................come on someone else apart from me must remember them?
And no they werent just a Scottlsh thing as someone (you know who you are) already said!
Well in my defence, they were never called Mintoes. They were called Mintola :-P
Haha, its also good to know that scottish people eat other things apart from deep fried mars bars :thumbup:0 -
Mintola! YES! That's what I was thinking of.
I thought Mentoes/Mintoes were like mint imperials.0 -
The only Mintoes I remember where like butter mints.
But I remember Mint Munchies - they were yummie - hadnt realised they had stopped selling them.
I want to know what happened to Rowntrees Jelly - I can only find Hartleys and its lacking in flavour something terrible - yuckie.0 -
Didn't they merge at some stage?The only Mintoes I remember where like butter mints.
But I remember Mint Munchies - they were yummie - hadnt realised they had stopped selling them.
I want to know what happened to Rowntrees Jelly - I can only find Hartleys and its lacking in flavour something terrible - yuckie.
Could be wrong!0 -
Hartleys and Rowntrees - dont know - I just know the Jelly doesnt seem to be as nice as it was made some the other week for my son and i think they forgot the flavour! 0
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Have you really started a thread about sweets?
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Why not there what keeps me going through the long study hours lolcharlton124 wrote: »Have you really started a thread about sweets?
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Well in my defence, they were never called Mintoes. They were called Mintola :-P
Haha, its also good to know that scottish people eat other things apart from deep fried mars bars :thumbup:
Oh no you are right it was Mintolas! Damn I hate having to admit I am wrong. Yip Mintoes were those Mint Imperial things with the chewy centres.
It is the Mintolas I meant. I was in Morrisons at the weekend too and I never saw them. Yuk Deep Fried Mars Bars I couldn't think of anything more disgusting. I have never tried one. Where we come from in Scotland we have Deep Fried Snickers instead!!!!.............................0 -
Were mintos not the ones that if you put them in a bottle of diet coke they would explode?0
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Were mintos not the ones that if you put them in a bottle of diet coke they would explode?
Yes!!!
Mentoes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKoB0MHVBvM0 -
Aye that's the ones.0
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Aren't mintoes different from mentos?
http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/mintoes-p-167.html
As far as I can find mintola's are now called mint munchies, which are the same as after eight?
Do these look familiar?
http://www.aftereight.co.uk/after_eight_range/0 -
Aren't mintoes different from mentos?
http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/mintoes-p-167.html
As far as I can find mintola's are now called mint munchies, which are the same as after eight?
Do these look familiar?
http://www.aftereight.co.uk/after_eight_range/
I've never seen After Eights like that before but I suppose they would be similar to the Mintolas! I have never seen Mint Munchies before.0 -
You've never seen mint munchies?
I've seen them (in Scotland too!)0 -
You've never seen mint munchies?
I've seen them (in Scotland too!)
Hey AK I don't even know if I want to talk to you anymore you abandoned us! lol I am gonna look in Morrisons this weekend as somebody said they have them. Why do they change the name of Sweeties? Why did Marathons become Snickers there was no need for that either?0 -
I'm too young to know of this Marathon bar you're going on about...
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Opal fruits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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What are they called now I can't remember?0
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Starburst?
Or did they change again?0
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