Starburst original (UK) review

Starburst (UK) review by Walking The Candy Aisle

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[dcanmore]

blackcurrent is a native berry in the UK and Europe so the flavour is commonplace in foods and drinks, however it is not native anywhere in the Americas. Starburst in the UK was originally called Opal Fruits and was introduced in 1960 (US 1967 as Starburst), the name change came in 1998. There's no artificial colours or flavours in the UK version but the US Starburst has an animal by-product gelatin which doesn't make it suitable for vegetarians.

[mrnaughtycat]

I will always remember these as opal fruits

[NickSaysNick]

I had no idea the UK had different original Starburst flavors

[apple_cider]

those are incredibly tasty. especially the pink and orange and lemon one.

[WolfKing]

You guys are soo lucky you don't have to deal with the cherry flavors, they taste horrible

[lexiecoman]

Do you what is my favorite candy is it is starburst