Halloween night

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Did anyone get White Rabbits? Don't know how much I liked them but I ate them. Kind of tasteless toffee like candy, not overly sweet, like tapioca/ condensed milk flavour - and you could eat the rice paper inner wrapper. That was the intriguing part. They're a popular Chinese candy. I always got a few at Halloween.
 
I just read that White Rabbit candy was banned a few years ago because it was tainted with melamine (it really does taste like slightly sweetened plastic, as I recall). Then I read that the issue was fixed and it was no longer banned but not sure if that's US or Canada.
 
I just read that White Rabbit candy was banned a few years ago because it was tainted with melamine (it really does taste like slightly sweetened plastic, as I recall). Then I read that the issue was fixed and it was no longer banned but not sure if that's US or Canada.

Melamine contamination was a huge problem in China a few years back. In particular, the milk supply was badly contaminated. So this does not surprise me at all.
 
I just read that White Rabbit candy was banned a few years ago because it was tainted with melamine (it really does taste like slightly sweetened plastic, as I recall). Then I read that the issue was fixed and it was no longer banned but not sure if that's US or Canada.
I had to search that. I don't remember seeing it with the labelled wrapper. It was like the kisses in terms of the wrapper sticking (I didn't know it was edible). Those usually got tossed.
 
I had to search that. I don't remember seeing it with the labelled wrapper. It was like the kisses in terms of the wrapper sticking (I didn't know it was edible). Those usually got tossed.
It was a different type of wrapper. Two layers of wrapper. The infer one was very thin rice paper.

Now that I've seen some photos - not sure if Kisses were what I was thinking of. They were not solid orange or solid black cellophane wrappers (like I've seen photos of, things called peanut kisses) - they had Halloween designs on them like bats and black cats and witches - but the main colours on the wrapper design - which is a waxy paper, only one layer, but did tend to stick to the candy (so did tootsies) - were black on orange, maybe specked with yellow and white - but mostly orange and black. They looked like dark toffee and tasted like burnt molasses.

They're photo #2 on this list:
http://www.toptenz.net/top-10-halloween-candies-for-ruining-halloween.php
 
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Raisins are healthier than candy as long as the kids brush their teeth after eating them. Because raisins are so sticky, they are just as likely to cause tooth decay as candy.
 
View attachment 399 there we go. Needed it's own text box. So, these. ^

NOT these. I don't remember getting these:

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It was the top ones we used to get too. Often the person giving them would put a number of them together, perhaps with a few other treats, in little paper bags that had Hallowe'en designs on them. The kisses weren't my favorite candies, but eating them was part of Hallowe'en. I'd like to try one now too.
 
It was once toffee ... and now due to health concerns we eat tofu ... form Asia where they spread melamine all about in anima fude ... thus it was blown as fugacity!

Stuff desired by the gods of haute Eire ... a misconception ... and thus collapse ... you can feel it when drifting off at night!
 
Back to the candy.

I remember those Halloween molasses kisses. They were tasty but I heard stories about them pulling the fillings out of teeth.
 
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