But just like before, this newer version was also discontinued by Nestle. The coatings were kept the same, but the core was chewy. They tried to re-introduced Tart ‘N’ Tiny this time, it didn’t have the old, hard, chalky texture the new version was very soft and chewy.
In 1988, Nestle bought Breaker Confections. Tart ‘N’ Tiny was one of the highest-selling candies of Wonka company in the 80s, but for some reason, they decided to discontinue the candy in the 1990s. In the beginning, they were tiny pellets of tart candy that looked like chalk and would come in a small box with a small tab through which you can get candy out every time you want to eat. Tart ‘N’ Tiny was first produced by the famous Willy Wonka Candy Company, which Breaker Confections founded in 1971. They have textures similar to Sweetarts or Smarties. Tart ‘N’ Tiny is available in 5 kinds of colors, and each color represents different flavors, Green (lime flavor), Red (Cherry), Yellow (Lemon), Bluish-Purple (Grape), Orange (Orange). Every packet has a mix of colors and flavors. Tart n’Tiny is a candy with a fruity flavor its taste is scattered according to the types of leaves. 7.2 Are Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy gluten-free? What is Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy?.7.1 How many calories are present in Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy?.7 Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).5 Nutritional Factors of Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy.4 What are the ingredients in Tart ‘n’ Tiny Candy?.3 What does Tart ‘N’ Tiny Candy taste like?.
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